I had the lunch course. Reservations are required.
I think there were about 10 counter seats and one box seat. It is a format where you can enjoy tempura that is fried by a professional chef right in front of you. When I visited, it was not possible to order additional items, but in the past it was possible to order items that were not included in the course.
Tempura is served with either tempura sauce containing grated radish, salt, or curry powder. We can tell you the recommended way to eat each type. You can refill the grated radish.
The freshly fried tempura was all very delicious. The shrimp heads and scallops were especially delicious. The more I chewed, the more the flavor spread.
Finally, choose Tendon or Tencha. This time, I chose the tempura bowl based on my companion's recommendation. It was a delicious kakiage tempura bowl. The desserts were also delicious.
As for the food, it was a perfect restaurant. However, I think the knowledge of the employees regarding the sake listed on the menu is quite lacking.
The lineup didn't list the most famous sakes that even I knew, nor was it particular about Kanagawa's sake, so I asked them a lot of questions to see if they had any particular preferences. However, he didn't seem to have that knowledge (the person who fried tempura was able to answer).
I believe that the service that restaurants provide is not only the craftsmanship, but also the provision of knowledge about food and beverages, and I think that they pay a 5% service charge for that. It's an opinion. Since I'm going to eat out, I want to experience the fun combination of food and drink.