Marudai Hall Honten

The menu is extensive, and a variety of dishes are displayed on the walls. You can enjoy flavors reminiscent of the Showa era, such as curry and fried rice. The curry is spicy, but it's easy to eat even for those who are not good with spicy food, and the fried rice features a simple and nostalgic taste with eggs and ingredients. All the dishes are hearty and offer great cost performance.

The restaurant is almost full and lively; even though the voices are loud, they feel like background music, creating a pleasant atmosphere. There are separate smoking and non-smoking areas, allowing you to enjoy the fun of a public tavern in a vibrant space. The interior exudes a Showa-era ambiance, evoking a sense of nostalgia.

Founded in 1936, Marudai Hall is a long-established public tavern that has been loved by many local customers for many years. It was rebuilt in its current location in 1997 and continues to offer services tailored to modern clientele while retaining the charm of the Showa era. With a nostalgic and warm atmosphere, it has become a popular gathering place for many people.