Can anyone tell me what the main kanji portion of this tee shays please?
I roughed it to: “Home is where you eat”, but I’m not sure.
Thanks in advance for the help!
I’d interpret it as cooking/eating at home or something along those lines. Don’t quote me on it, though. 
Seems like the name of a ramen place. Family food? It may be meant to be read as a rhyme, kazoku-shoku. But it definitely looks like a ramen shop - self service, family dining, 500 yen, etc. (no fish?)
Edit: I guess yeah, it could be a parody of a ramen place, with the implication it’s better to just eat at home.
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