Posted in Tokyo, tagged こめらく, chazuke, Komeraku, Komeraku こめらく, negitoro, negitoro don, ochazuke, onsen egg, tabelog, Tokyo, tokyo dome city, tokyo eats, tokyo food, tokyo restaurant on May 29, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Think of chazuke as porridge; it’s literally pouring dashi soup (or sometimes tea) over cooked rice. We found Komeraku こめらく at the foodcourt of Tokyo Dome City and although I shouldn’t be by now (hey I’m in Japan!), I was still pleasantly surprised by how good and wholesome my negitoro with onsen egg chazuke don was. By the way, this is a chain restaurant so you can also find outlets at Shinjuku and Ginza etc.
Posted in Tokyo, tagged ぐろ問屋 三浦三崎港, conveyor belt sushi tokyo, kaiten sushi tokyo, maguro donya shibuya hikarie, maguro gunkan, negitoro, negitoro gunkan, Tokyo, tokyo eats, tokyo food, tokyo restaurant, tokyo sushi on April 24, 2017| Leave a Comment »
I love kaiten sushi (conveyor belt sushi) in Japan. Of course, not every kaiten sushi restaurant is good; I do my research and you should too. The rewards: affordable prices, good quality, and fun interactions with the chef.
I go to Shibuya Hikarie quite often and ぐろ問屋 三浦三崎港 is a great find. As the name suggests, maguro (tuna) is the signature and I love the negitoro gunkan! The amount of negitoro is insane; I couldn’t stuff the whole sushi into my mouth. Kudos to you if you can!
Posted in Tokyo, tagged eggporn, lunch deal, meguro, negitoro, onsen egg, Tokyo, tokyo eats, tokyo food, tokyo must try, tokyo restaurant, where to eat in tokyo on April 8, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Lunching around Meguro is great as there are a lot of options and the office lunch crowd is not as crazy as the CBD area. My Japanese colleagues brought me to つきはし, a restaurant hidden on L4 of a building (sorry I don’t know the name). People who work around here obviously know this place; it was packed and we snagged the last table yay. My negitoro don was wonderful with plenty of leeks (which I love), natto, tororo (gooey grated yam) and a gorgeous onsen egg. 1,000円 well spent!
Posted in Tokyo, tagged akami, maguro, negitoro, roppongi, Tokyo, tokyo eats, tokyo food, tokyo restaurant, tokyo sushi, toro, tuna, where to eat in tokyo on April 1, 2017| Leave a Comment »
I fasted for almost 18 hours because of a medical checkup this morning so being hungry was an understatement by lunch time. Plus the nurse withdrew three vials of my blood for testing so I was pretty desperate to feed myself well as a reward for enduring the needle. Enter まぐろだけ, a nondescript maguro (tuna) shop in Roppongi. The space is extremely small and cramped but who cares when their dons (rice bowls) are so delicious. I chose the 三色丼 with generous cuts of akami, toro and negitoro — all for 1,200円! Oh ya, the akami and toro were slightly salty though, probably been aged?
Posted in Tokyo, tagged ginza, ikura, kaisen don, negitoro, Sushi, tabelog, Tokyo, tokyo eats, tokyo food, tokyo must try, tokyo restaurant, tokyo sushi, uni, where to eat in tokyo on March 30, 2017| Leave a Comment »
I was planning to lunch at another sushi restaurant but when I got there, it was not there. Of course, I was upset as I hate having my meal plans disrupted. Seriously guys, DON’T trust addresses written on English articles/sites unless you absolutely have to. Your best bet is Tabelog, the Japanese version of Hungrygowhere/Burpple etc. I won’t make the same mistake again for sure.
Anyway. I consulted my (long) list of shortlisted restaurants, went to 鮨 たじま in Ginza and left very happy. The value is unbeatable — for 1.500円 (!!!), you get a premium kaisen don with uni, ikura and negitoro, seasonal otsumami (mine was tako balls with yuzu), miso soup and green tea. And warm towel. What a wonderful hidden gem and I’m only sharing the name of this restaurant because I don’t think many will read my blog. And if you are reading this, you deserve to know 😀
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