Tama, Tokyo, Japan｜Urara Oyster House

used in negotiations Since there were two of us, we had an assortment of oysters and a few small items. It was a weekday, so it wasn't too crowded, and the store clerks weren't too intrusive, but they came at a good time and didn't interfere with business negotiations. The food was delicious, so I would like to use it again.

I had a fried oyster set meal at lunchtime. It cost 900 yen and included four oysters from Hiroshima prefecture, rice, miso soup, pickled vegetables, and salad. There was also an attractive lunch menu. I want to go again. Lunch time was until 2:30.

A sanctuary for oyster lovers where you can eat as many oysters as you like from all over the country. What we recommend for lunch is the fried oyster curry, which has four large pieces of fried oysters in a carefully selected beef tendon curry that is completely homemade and does not taste like a store-bought roux! (Free large serving) is exquisite! I also recommend the all-you-can-eat fried oysters course for 1,200 yen, and I'd like to order it with a lunch beer. Dinner is also cheap, and you can eat as many oysters as you want. Another amazing thing is the 500 yen Urara Passport! Just by purchasing this, you can eat lunch for 500 yen for a month, get a beer at night for 10 yen, and it's a devil's one-way ticket to those who sold their souls to oysters. This will also make your evening drink go well.