About 18 minutes by car from Naha Airport. It is a famous standing izakaya (Japanese-style bar) on the deep Sakae-machi Street, which you may think is a laundry. The interior is at home with an atmosphere that is a good mix of Asian food. Motsu dishes are their specialty, but no matter what you eat, it is cheap and tasty, a place that makes you happy.
Point 1: Near Sakae-machi Dori! What is the location of “Tomiya Laundry”?
Tomiya Laundry is located near Kokusai-dori Avenue in Naha City, a short distance from Sakae-machi-dori Avenue, which is famous for its deep atmosphere.
The name “Tomiya Laundry” is unique in that it was inspired by a laundry shop.
This store is a sister store of a famous store called “Shinkoya,” which was recently reopened after renovation.
The interior is made of poured concrete with batik-patterned walls. It has an Asian atmosphere, but it also has a mix of the atmosphere of a standing bar, which creates an indescribably nice atmosphere.
When the bar opens, customers come in one after another, and the long counter quickly fills up!
The restaurant is not only inexpensive and delicious, but also comfortable.
Not only the name of the restaurant, but also the décor and even the menu, show the world view of the owner, Chasu, in full bloom, and some people seem to have fallen in love with his character.
Point 2: What kind of mouse menu does “Tomiya Laundry” have?
Tomiya Laundry” seems to specialize in Motsu dishes, with such items as “special vinegared Motsu,” “Hachinos ripe cheese,” “Horumon croquettes,” and “Salted Motsu stew” all on the menu.
In particular, the “Special Vinegared Mots” (900 yen) is a must-order! Many people say it is a “must order”. The “Special Vinegared Mots” (900 yen) in particular is a must-order!
The “Salted Motsuni” is salty and light, but not mushy!
Many people don’t like Motsu, but once you try it, you will become addicted to it because it doesn’t smell like Motsu.
Point 3: What are the other menu items at “Tomiya Laundry”?
Tomiya Laundry also offers a wide variety of dishes other than Motsu.
For example, the “softly fried prawns and yams” (450 yen) in the photo is full of prawns and has a soft and fluffy texture! It goes well with sake.
Other original dishes include “Yodare Lamb,” “Fried Taro,” “Homemade Ham and Mountain Wasabi,” and “Confit Pork Shoulder with Grape Sauce.
All dishes are generous in quantity, but at a price range of 400~600 yen, they are easy to order.
This “Tomiya Laundry” is one of those restaurants that always comes in on our list of places to go and repeat.
Please give it a try.
