Kita City, Tokyo, Japan｜Uokaku

A fish set meal restaurant. There are grilled, fried, and rice bowl options, and there are also limited edition and rare fish options. It's not super cheap, but it's not expensive for grilled fish either. For lunch, you can get a large bowl of rice for free, and for 100 yen you can also get pork soup with lots of toppings. The grilled fish is plump, juicy and delicious. I'm also happy to have a pot of barley tea at my seat. There are plenty of single seats available.

Probably a fish set meal restaurant affiliated with Gyu-Kaku. Although it says grilled fish, they also have seafood bowls and minced meat cutlets, so I think it would be okay to enter the restaurant thinking it was a regular set meal restaurant. I ordered overnight-dried mackerel, and for 980 yen, it also came with a small side dish, and I was very grateful for the large mackerel.

There is a downlight with an LED bulb next to the first entrance. It repeatedly becomes darker and brighter while flickering, I'm really curious, please do something about it (´・ω・｀) (Looks like it's been resolved?) It's rare to find a restaurant where you can eat a hearty fish set meal! It's a set menu restaurant, with salmon, mackerel with miso, and sanma. There are quite a few restaurants with menus, but There are very few fish-based restaurants. Restaurants that grill fish along with other dishes usually end up with bits of fish on top (´・ω・｀)... Because the fish is grilled, it tends to take a long time to be served (you used to make me look for Wally while I was waiting, right?) I feel like the amount of extra servings is getting smaller and smaller. I wish they would put more effort into sashimi.