Suginami City, Tokyo, Japan｜Sakana Jimbee

I often pass by it, but I can't muster up the courage to visit it this time. As a result, the freshness and seasoning of the fish are all excellent! Thank you for making me so happy! ! ! There are some items with hidden prices, such as alcohol and whale meat, but the portions are large and I think the cost performance is reasonable. So, if you want to eat a variety of drinks and rice, I think you can get away with spending around 5,000 to 10,000 yen (if you dare to ask how much it costs, they will happily tell you) Whale is very soft and has no odor at all. I once bought whale meat at a local supermarket in Tohoku, but even though it was probably very fresh, I remember that it smelled so bad that I hated it. It was delicious enough to refresh that memory. Namerou, squid natto, and otoshi are not overly seasoned, which shows their confidence in their skill and freshness. Namero (which is delicious as it is) eaten at an izakaya that doesn't sell fish has the atmosphere of enjoying the dark miso and sticky texture. On the other hand, the namero here had plenty of green onions and white miso that wasn't too salty, and the seasoning didn't interfere with the sardine ingredients, so I think it was an elegant dish that allowed you to enjoy the deliciousness of the fish. The squid natto is also impressively large, with plenty of sujiko for just under 700 yen. ? What a surprise. I really like the style of adding salt to the sujiko to make it taste lightly, and then leaving the rest to the customer's preference. If I wanted to eat fish, I decided to come here! I should have gone sooner...

Cozy reception. Cooking with consideration for the best fresh ingredients. This is a shop that will make you want to pass through the goodwill again and again, as the selection of gems will make you feel at home. You'll be able to enjoy seared whale meat, thick omelette, and chewy sashimi, as well as local sake and local beer.

This is a delicious restaurant that serves good seasonal fish. There are sake, beer, shochu, wine, etc.