Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan｜Kokoro

It was delicious! I thought it was worth more than the price. Mama was also a friendly person and I felt good. The location of the shop is in front of the parking lot from the apartment on the premises. I plan to go again.

When you think of seafood bowls in Hachioji, Uoshintei in Takao, and recently Jun-chan Sushi in Yamada Station, have been on TV and are gaining momentum. Karakida's Izakaya Kizuna is also highly recommended, although it's a little outside of Hachioji. Even when compared to these three restaurants, we rate our restaurant as a highly recommended seafood bowl restaurant. I think it's great, and it's also recommended for cyclists as it's right next to Asakawa CR. I used it for the first time on Saturday, and I felt that there were many regular customers. Even though peak hours have passed, there is a steady stream of customers. I ordered the daily special A-don (1,500 yen). Our restaurant comes with miso soup and a large serving of rice for free. Water and tea are self-serve, but if the lady is free, she will bring them for you (^O^) The main dish is basically tuna, but the daily special bowl is similar to a regular seafood bowl, so if you haven't decided what you want to eat at first glance, we recommend the daily special. The daily special notice is only in the store (^_^;) I had a large portion of rice, so my stomach was full. They also do takeout, so if you're using the Hachioji market, this is a shop you should definitely check out.

first visit A seafood bowl shop in Hachioji Kitano Market Business hours9:00～14:00 I'm "Unadon" (¥ 1600) My partner is "Makanai Don" (¥ 1100) All served with miso soup Wow, this is the first time I've eaten such a cheap and delicious eel and seafood bowl. Eel is fluffy The makanai bowl is full of fresh and delicious seafood. It wouldn't be strange for the price to be doubled elsewhere, or if it's bad, it might be a good deal (laughs) From now on, when I want to eat seafood rice bowl, I will come here! All the bowls are large, so I think it would be better for women and elderly people to eat less rice.