Shizuka

Shizuka is a very popular restaurant. I had to wait in line for about an hour before I could get a seat. But the taste was good. A set meal cost 2,200 yen and included taro, crab legs, tofu, scallops, and mushrooms.

It is a popular restaurant, so it is inevitable to have a queue. It is relatively better at night. The menu is available in Japanese, English and Chinese. There are many kinds of kamameshi in the restaurant, and there are also different set meals.

I ordered a Nara seven kinds of food. Since it was freshly made, I had to wait for 20 minutes. Although it didn't look like there were seven kinds of food, many of them were hidden in the rice, so every bite was meat and vegetables. It looked light, but the taste was definitely enough.

Last time I came to Nara alone, I had my eyes on this restaurant. I queued for three or four times and could only go back and forth before giving up. This time when I traveled with my baby and family, I wanted to eat here again. It happened that there were not many people queuing on the way back, so I lined up behind a line of about ten people. It was raining all the time. After queuing for a while, a service counter came out to hand over the menu. The next time she came out, she would register and order dishes, which was also for the convenience of eating faster. After all, this traditional kamameshi takes time. We have two adults and one child, and the baby is over four years old, so there is a minimum consumption when ordering dishes, so I ordered two sets of signature kamameshi and a vegetable salad, which turned out to be very wise. "Nara Seven Kinds of Kamameshi Set" This one is suitable for new customers to try new things. Basically, all the signature dishes in the store are included. "Eel rice set" My husband ordered this set and he was full of praise "Vegetable salad" It turns out that my baby loves it. I have a baby who doesn't eat vegetables, so I have to change the way she eats vegetables every day The service is very attentive, and the rice is also delicious. It tastes like the original food. It is very retro and fragrant. It is a restaurant worth visiting when you come to Nara

I came early and wandered outside the door. I was a little nervous when I saw the sign that said "make an appointment before you come". But it didn't matter. I was seated smoothly. I ordered the most expensive set meal and the most expensive wine. This was a perfect end to this trip. Here's a close-up of the seven-flavored rice for your reference

This is like the bibimbap we make in a stone pot and a rice bowl. It tastes pretty good. I think it's delicious. The main reason is that its taste suits my salty appetite. I ate quite a lot of it and it's not expensive.