It goes without saying that it is a well-known store.
You can have “Butajiru” instead of Tonjiru.
It's crowded with regulars eating breakfast from early in the morning.
When you enter the store, the first thing you do is ask, ``Are you ready to order?'' ”, so tell them as soon as possible whether you want the pork soup large or small and the size of the rice.
that's the start
What you need to be careful about here is the size of the rice.
Although it's small, think of it as a large portion at a regular restaurant!
If you are a light eater, a small portion of rice may be fine.
However, I don't mind having as much rice as I want to enjoy this restaurant's pork soup. . . (lol)
As mentioned in other reviews, the pork soup has a surprisingly strong and salty seasoning, so the rice quickly disappears.
Irresistible and delicious!
Even if you feel sleepy in the morning, you will wake up instantly.
The only ingredients are pork belly, tofu, and onions, but there are so many of them that you might think this is a hot pot dish rather than soup!
yes,
This is the main side dish
For side dishes, there are pre-made plates and small refrigerated bowls lined up for you to choose from.
There are some salt-grilled fish that look delicious, but they don't have price tags, so don't be surprised when you pay. . .
I received a dashimaki egg.
Unlike pork soup, this is very typical of Kansai and Kyoto cuisine, with an elegant, light flavor and a delicate flavor with just the right amount of softness.
It's absolutely exquisite!
In other words, the pork soup was too salty, so it had a gentle taste that neutralized the taste in my mouth.
The cucumber pickles that accompany the rice are delicious with just the right amount of saltiness.
The tea is roasted green tea served in an empty plastic bottle.
Quite unique
This is a store where smoking is allowed.
There is an ashtray
thank you
Please be careful if you don't like it.
Children cannot enter
When you finish eating, call the restaurant staff and ask them to take your seat and pay.
Pork soup (regular), small rice bowl, and dashimaki egg, 880 yen
(As of 2023.04)
Is the dashimaki egg 300 yen?
The restaurant is said to be open from 6 a.m. until mid-morning, but depending on the situation, it may close early, so we recommend visiting as early as possible.
There was a sign saying “P available”, but it seemed like there were only spaces for 2-3 cars, so I used the nearby coin parking.
In the parking lot southeast of the restaurant, you can have a leisurely meal for just 100 yen.
