Today, I came to Koamicho with my friend. It is a spirit of not only visiting buildings built in the early Showa era, but also enjoying the taste of Showa in the shop.
I came to the building of "Momokusha", a signboard building built in the early Showa era for fire resistance.
The outer wall has a very nice design, such as red tiles for fire resistance, cylinders extending to the second floor, and peach decorations decorated on the left and right of the front.
By the way, today's aim is to have lunch at Momonya. 
My friend sitting in front of me asked for a Scottish egg set meal and a pork cutlet set meal.
The hot scotch eggs and pork cutlets were exquisite. The salad and spaghetti were also large, and it was very delicious.
A friend sitting on another table ordered the seasonal recommended "Scissors fried" with ham sandwiched between eggplants.
I can only say that the price of the food is the same as the Showa era. 
It's worth going out to eat.
However, alcohol was not displayed on the menu because it was a shop opened as a milk hall. It's a very healthy shop.
The address of the shop is 13-13, Nihonbashi Koamicho, Chuo-ku, telephone 03-3666-3645
