Iga, Mie, Japan｜Tsukasa

The restaurant is small but the 伊賀牛丼 tastes so delicious, and with the fair price.

This was my second visit. It all started when I searched for delicious and reasonably priced gyudon with my friends and found it. When I first visited, I remember running down the road and wondering, ``Is there a gyudon restaurant down this road?'' When you arrive, you'll notice that the shop is located on the approach to a shrine. To be exact, it is one of several houses that operate in a rowhouse-like format. I went both times by motorcycle, so I don't know much about car parking, but everyone was parked side by side on the approach. On my first visit, it took a while for the food to be served because an elderly woman was working alone (there were 7 people there), but this time there were 2 people and the food was served quickly. (Sunday in September around 2pm) The most important thing is the taste of the gyudon itself, so I go out of my way to repeat it from Osaka, so there's no doubt about it. The soft texture of the Iga beef, the exquisitely sweet and salty seasoning of the warishita that preserves the sweetness of the meat itself, everything about it is perfect. I ordered a medium size on my first visit, and I thought I could have eaten a large size, so I didn't hesitate to order the large size (1,680 yen including tax)! I was very satisfied with the result. I felt like I could finish the whole thing by eating about 70% rice and 30% beef in my mouth. I like Yoshinoya's gyudon and eat it, but sometimes I think a high-class gyudon like this is also a good idea! Recommended.

I received a medium-sized beef bowl with a small amount of rice. The flavor is sweeter than the major beef bowl chain stores. The meat is delicious and melts in your mouth. Although I didn't order it this time, I heard that if you order the gyudon and then order the yakiniku separately, they will accommodate you. I will do that next time. They ask that customers wear a mask when entering the store. It may be a good idea to use the shrine parking lot in front of the store.