Shizuoka, Japan｜でみぐら亭

it's recommended. It was my first time visiting. The appearance and quantity were just right for me. I ordered a set of fried shrimp and cream croquette, but the cream croquette was huge, about 1.5 times the size of the ones sold at delicatessen shops. The feeling of eating is fulfilling and the satisfaction is at its maximum. The fried shrimp may sound like a supporting role, but the juiciness of the shrimp and the crispness of the batter matched 100%, and it was as impressive as the cream croquette. The dessert brûlée was also delicious!

When I went there after 13:00 on a weekday, the parking lot was empty and the restaurant was empty enough that I could choose a seat. When it comes to omelet rice, which has remained unchanged in quantity and quality for about 20 years, Demiguratei is the place to go. The eggs are fluffy, the ketchup rice is moist and just right, the fried food is crispy, and the curry is sweet enough that even kids can enjoy it. If you can't finish all your food, you can tell the staff and they will let you take it home. Is it possible that the set menu is so reasonable? I will think.

Store information ↓ -------------------------------------------------- [Store name] Demiguratei 【business hours】 [Monday/Thursday/Friday] 11:00-15:00 18:00〜22:00 [Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays] 11:00-15:00 17:00〜22:00 Closed: Tuesdays and Wednesdays (open if it falls on a public holiday) 【access】 Immediately after getting off at Kutsuya Sanchome Station on the Shizutetsu Bus Mizunashi Higashiko Line 15 minutes by car from JR Tokaido Main Line Higashi-Shizuoka Station North Exit 20 minutes walk from Shizuoka Railway Shizuoka Shimizu Line Naganuma Station 【budget】 1,000-2,000 yen/person (lunch) [Recommended use scene] Use alone or with friends/acquaintances [Evaluation of eating log (as of the date of visit)] ⭐️3.35 -------------------------------------------------- ☆Recommended points☆ 1. Full-volume omelet rice sent by the former chef of "Taimeiken" ② Good value for money at 1,155 yen with salad and drink 【menu】 "Omurice (1,155 yen)" "Tanpopo Omurice (1,155 yen)" The omelet rice menu is ・Ketchup omurice ・Cheese meat omelet rice ・Omurice with demi-glace sauce ・Downtown omurice ・Tanpopo omurice ・Omuhayashi ・Omelette curry 7 types of. This time, I chose the standard ketchup omelet rice and the dandelion omelet rice, which was made by a former chef at "Taimeiken". Ketchup omelet rice It looks very beautiful and above all it is quite large. I used to have an omelet rice from "Taimeiken" at the eat-in space in Shinjuku Takashimaya, but the amount is likely to be about twice that. The omelet is hard on the outside and soft-boiled on the inside. The taste is creamy with a hint of butter, but it wasn't too salty or sweet. The rice is a little hard and has a slightly higher amount of water, so the ketchup feeling is not so strong. The ingredients are only bacon and onions, but you can find them wherever you eat, so I think it's a good amount. On the other hand, for the dandelion omelet rice, The omelet is a so-called "Pakkan system", a soft and soft-boiled type. It has a slightly saltier taste than the standard ketchup omelet rice omelet, and the omelet alone is delicious. Perhaps because of that, for some reason the rice felt a little light. However, there was a lot of volume, and I felt that the omelet was a little boring at the end, so that's the only drawback. Both are fairly large omelet rice, about 1.5 to 2 times the amount of a typical shop. It also comes with a coleslaw salad, which you can see at Taimeiken, and a drink. Satisfaction is quite high. 【summary】 “Demiguratei” is located in the Kutsuya 3-chome area of ​​Aoi-ku, Shizuoka City, near Shizuoka Municipal High School. This restaurant is run by a chef who used to work at the famous Western restaurant Taimeiken in Nihonbashi, Tokyo, and is famous for its omelet rice. Of course, in addition to omelet rice, they also have classic Western food menus such as hamburgers and curries. What I felt when I saw the omelet rice this time is that the quality of the omelet rice is the same as that of "Taimeiken", but it is quite cheap and voluminous. The nearest train station in Shizuoka may be far away, but this price range is quite cheap. This time, I visited at 14:30, a slightly late lunchtime on a holiday, and there were about 3 groups in the store. The interior is very beautiful and has a good old Western chic atmosphere. By the way, it is advantageous to be able to enjoy the lunchtime menu regardless of lunchtime or dinnertime. And if you visit by 11:30, the price will be 10% off. Anything cheaper than that would be ridiculously good value for money. It may be difficult to go casually in Tokyo, but if you like western food and omurice, it is a shop worth checking out as a candidate when traveling.