Fato - Chiba

You will need a car to reach this restaurant, and it can be quite difficult to find. They offer original lunch plates with various supplements, as well as curry plates for lunch. During my visit at 12:15 in the midst of golden week, there were already two groups ahead of me. I waited for an hour, and it seemed that their original midday plate had already sold out due to the lockdown in Tokyo causing many people to leave the city. The curry we ordered was priced at ¥1,400 and was decent, being a coconut-based Thai-style curry served with salad, selected vegetables, and a drink. However, their original plate looked stunning with numerous side dishes, all for just ¥1,500. While waiting for our food, we enjoyed their soy milk bread, scone, and chai soy latte, all of which were delicious. The prices may be a bit high, but it is a good place to visit when in the area.

To get to this restaurant, you will need a car as it is quite hard to locate. They offer an original lunch plate with a variety of side dishes, as well as a curry plate for lunch. I arrived at 12:15 during Golden Week and found two groups already waiting ahead of me. After waiting for over an hour, I found that their original lunch plate had sold out, possibly due to the lockdown in Tokyo causing many people to leave the city. The curry we ordered cost ¥1,400 and was average in taste. It was a coconut-based curry with a Thai influence, served with salad, pickled vegetables, and a drink. The original plate, priced at ¥1,500, looked beautiful with a variety of side dishes. While waiting, we enjoyed some soymilk bread, scones, and a chai soy latte, which were all delicious. Though slightly expensive, this restaurant is a good choice if you are in the area.

To reach this restaurant, a car is necessary and locating the place can be quite challenging. They offer original lunch plates with various sides and curry options for lunch. I arrived at 12:15 during the busy Golden Week and found two groups ahead of me in line. After waiting for an hour, the original midday plate was sold out, likely due to the lockdown in Tokyo causing many people to venture outside the city. The curry we ordered cost ¥1,400 and was standard; a coconut-based Thai-inspired curry served with salad, selected vegetables, and a drink. The original plate, which looked stunning with multiple courses, was only ¥1,500. While waiting, we enjoyed soy milk bread, scones, and chai soy lattes which were delicious. Although the prices were a bit high, it is a worthwhile place to visit when in the area.