Meguro City, Tokyo, Japan｜Otoya Meguro Gonnosukezaka

Although it was lunchtime, there was no wait and I was able to get in easily. Tea was self-service and water was on the table. I ate Ootoya lunch for the first time, The pumpkin fries are also crispy. The fried Tatsuta was also delicious! I'm happy that it's reasonably priced and comes with a lot of things! The egg yolk dipping sauce is a bit unique, so I thought it would be fine to use a regular raw egg instead!

Otoya is always delicious, healthy, fresh, affordable and very well taken care of! I think it's really great. The interior has the usual design feel. It has some fancy windows. There are also sofa seats. I ordered an omelet set meal with chicken marinated in soy sauce and koji. To be honest, I don't think the taste is very good, but the vegetables were fresh and diverse (6 kinds), and the meat was all tender. The miso soup had a strong taste (not salt of course) and it was delicious. I ordered the standard pumpkin croquette for the first time. It was freshly fried! This is also impressive! Freshly fried is still the best! The pumpkin is inside as it is, and the plan is not to put anything or sugar in it (I think) I thought I was right to come to Otoya again. The staff was also very kind! I made a mistake on my order, but they kept asking me to change it. I was wrong, and the price was cheap, so if I changed it, there would be no sales. I was very impressed with their thoughtfulness.

Located on the second floor of a building in the middle of Gonnosukezaka in front of Meguro Station. I visited Ootoya after a long absence. It's my first time at this store. Orders were taken from tablets. Is this also the trend of the times? However, the menu from the front is also placed on the table. On this day, I ate a charcoal-grilled saury set meal, which is a limited menu for this time of year. Every year at Otoya, this menu appears at this time. However, due to the recent poor catch of saury, the body of the saury was rather thin. But it made sense to eat here. This is exactly "Meguro Sanma".