Higashikurume, Tokyo, Japan｜海鮮市場食堂

I saw the reviews and wanted to try it out. It was inside the fish market. Where do you go for the first time? I was confused, but ended up passing through many fish shops! The! dining room! It's a nice atmosphere! Information on how to purchase and the process was posted in front of the store. buy a meal ticket The side dishes were self-serve, similar to an old-fashioned diner. Customers who spend 10,000 yen will have the clerk exchange money for them. The store staff also responded without making unpleasant faces. I have green onion bowl, 850 yen. My husband has pickled tuna and green onion rice bowl, 1180 yen. It's cheap! And there are many other interesting menu items. You could choose between vinegared rice or regular rice, and large servings were also free. There were two U-shaped counters at the table, and when you sat down, you couldn't see the other side, and there was plenty of space between the seats. A pot of hot tea is prepared on the table, and you can eat as much gari as you want. It was delicious! You can also buy take-out food from the ticket vending machine!

I arrived relatively early on a Saturday morning, and the seats were 80-90% full. Buy a meal ticket from the ticket vending machine and hand it to the lady at the counter. When I was asked how much rice I wanted, I said "normal." The gully is under the counter, so take it yourself. The soy sauce plate is also there. When you're done eating, put it back on the counter and you're done. By the way, you can choose between white rice and vinegared rice. It's easy to park because you can park at the K's Denki location.

First visit for weekday lunch. I ate tuna kama-yaki and tuna seared set meal 1,200 yen. I was overwhelmed by the size of the sickle. It was delicious, but the portion was too much for an old man whose stomach has been getting smaller lately σ(^_^;) Tataki also had the amount of 2 cups of tuna bowl. I made a small serving of rice, but I didn't need it. Was it good? I was able to bring a substitute for radish oroshi willingly. I want to bother you again♪ There is a parking lot and you can eat with confidence 👍