Ota City, Tokyo, Japan｜美食鳥 本店

Yes, strike right in the middle! ! Seriously wonderful, too delicious. It's delicious without complaints. The only thing to complain about is that you should increase the unit price and change the customer base! Other than that, the seasoning, presentation, sake sense, everything is wonderful! Perfect shop.

Advance reservation recommended! Authentic Japanese-Korean bento made by a yakitori restaurant for 550 yen!? About a 3-minute walk from the east exit of Omori Station, I bought a takeout lunch box from Gishokudori, which is located just after entering the road between Pegopa, a Korean restaurant in the Milpa shopping district, and ReCORE Acupuncture and Moxibustion Orthopedic Clinic. It opened in December 2019, and since it's local, I was aware of the store's existence, but this was my first time using it. And I'm sorry that it was a takeout lunch. . . As the name suggests, it is an izakaya that specializes in chicken dishes at night. In the store, there is a lineup of set meals such as fried chicken, chicken Tatsuta, chicken steak and chicken curry, and the price is 600 to 850 yen. You can also take this home with you, but the Japanese-Korean bento series I purchased this time? A combination lunch box of Korean and Japanese dishes such as bibimbap and yangnyeom, all priced at 500 yen! (550 yen including tax) The menu was not displayed outside the restaurant, but I had received a flyer before, so I made a reservation by phone in advance and went to pick it up. (I couldn't get through to the phone number on the flyer, so I called the restaurant directly.) When I went there a while back, I was told that if you didn't make a reservation, you'd only get the lunch box on the spot, and if you ordered a specific item, it would take about 20 minutes. Therefore, advance reservations by phone are recommended. 《What you purchased》 ・Yangnyeom bibimbap bento As the product name suggests, there is bibimbap on the left, 3 pieces of yangnyeom chicken, takuan, and 2 slices of fried egg on the right. The rice is plentiful, enough to satisfy even men. There are small pieces of vegetables inside, and seaweed and flying fish sprinkled on top. Both the bibimbap and yangnyeom chicken were not only spicy, but authentically spicy, packed a punch, and were even more delicious than I expected. I think the price of 550 yen for this volume and deliciousness is unbeatable, even if you call it Omori. Lunch is not listed on Tabelog or the official website, so it might be a good idea to check with the restaurant beforehand just to be sure. Thank you for the meal!

Of course it's delicious The cleanliness and ambience of the shop was also very good.