Dontei, an affordable Japanese restaurant chain in Okinawa: gyudon, curry, tonkatsu, and Okinawa soba

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Introduction to Dontei

Dontei is a Japanese restaurant that specializes in gyudon, curry, and Okinawa soba. It's been open in Okinawa for over 25 years and even has a branch on Kokusai-dori. If you've come across one, give it a try.

Oh, and there are 6 or 7 parking spaces right in front of the store, which is very convenient.

The dining environment is bright and clean, and there is a tatami area with slippers. The rich man and his family arrived at the restaurant at around 5 o'clock. The boss had just started business and there was no one in the store. They chose the tatami area, and the little rich man lay there and played for a long time.

The semi-open kitchen doesn't smell of cooking fumes. There is a water dispenser next to it for iced water.

Dontei's menu is divided into four categories: gyudon, curry, Okinawa soba, and rice bowl. Besides Japanese, the menu is also available in English, Chinese, and Korean, with numerical cross-references, a thoughtful touch that reduces the chance of making a mistake when ordering.

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The buttons on the vending machines are clearly labeled with the menu items, so you can order by looking for the number on the menu. Once you press the button and pay, you'll receive a voucher, which you hand to the staff to complete your order.

Everything is cooked to order, and after a brief 10-minute wait, it arrived piping hot. Mr. Toshi ordered the generous set of curry beef bowl, fried pork cutlet, and Okinawa noodles, along with a cantaloupe Fanta, for 1,300 yen. The fried pork cutlet was incredibly crispy, which Mr. Toshi was impressed with, and the curry beef bowl was also delicious.

The wife ordered a bowl of Okinawa noodles for 690 yen. It was a simple dish with a rich broth, and she loved it.

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Affordable Okinawan cuisine: a piping hot bowl of gyudon or curry rice for just a penny is truly bliss. They're open late, so even those late-night cravings are a breeze. We highly recommend this place for Japanese food lovers. There are two branches on Kokusai-dori, a popular spot for Taiwanese people, so give them a try when you're tired of shopping.

Restaurant information

Address: 471-3 Toyomi Castle, Toyomi City, Okinawa Prefecture, 901-0241

Opening hours: 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Official website:https://dontei.jp/