Izumiya Small Diner, Japanese set meals are delicious and economical.

Stepping into Izumiya, a small Japanese-style diner, is like entering a warm, homely scene of daily life. The interior is simple and elegant, with wooden tables and chairs neatly arranged, and the walls are adorned with a few paintings and calligraphy, creating a comfortable and tranquil atmosphere of a Japanese eatery. We were greeted by the friendly owner and quickly ordered a classic Japanese set meal. A steaming bowl of miso soup was served first, its warm and fragrant aroma making one want to drink it all in one go. Then came the main dish, a generous bowl of white rice accompanied by a small plate of exquisitely delicious grilled fish pieces, paired with some pickles and a soft-boiled egg, offering a balanced and tasty meal. As we savored this homestyle Japanese food, the owner's wife promptly brought over a steaming pot of Japanese kamameshi, filled with the fragrant aroma of eggs and the sweet taste that lingers, making one reminisce with each bite. During the meal, the owner chatted with us warmly, treating us as if we were regulars at home, providing an unprecedented cozy experience for both body and soul. We lingered slowly in this heartwarming and pleasing Japanese ambiance, our longing for a simple and unadorned life magnified infinitely, gaining a solid recognition of blending with the blossoming of everyday life, and finding the purest yet happiest essence of life.