Hiroshima, Japan｜Tenshukaku Japanese Restaurant

We had lunch at Tenshukaku, a Japanese restaurant located on the first floor of a building right next to the exit of the Laqua Midori parking lot in Midori. There are things you can buy at Laqua Midori, and when I searched for lunch, I visited for the first time because although the price was reasonable, it was praised for its volume and deliciousness. The inside of the store seems to have a counter, a raised parlor, and a room on the second floor. It seems that everyone has come to the store with a reservation. The order was Ayame Gozen. It comes with tempura, sashimi, and chawanmushi. We arrived after a while. It comes with 6 types of tempura, 2 types of sashimi, 3 types of small side dishes, rice, miso soup, and dessert for 1,630 yen. As you would expect from a Japanese restaurant, the dish was carefully prepared, and although the seasoning was not too strong, it did give the flavor of the soup stock, making it very satisfying and delicious. The female staff members were very pleasant to serve customers, and I felt that many of the senior madams who seemed to be regulars were also very pleasant people. It was delicious and filling. Thank you very much for the meal.

I used it because it was my wife's birthday. This is a Japanese restaurant with a calm atmosphere. The staff were very nice and I had a pleasant meal. I ordered the Maihime Gozen and it was huge. The taste was also great, and the steak tasted good too. I'm surprised at 1540 yen including tax for this volume. I came here once a while ago, but it was so cheap. Because it's so good, the restaurant continues to do it. I am very satisfied.

I used it for lunch. Good taste and large quantity. The price starts from 1300 yen (probably), which is a little expensive for lunch, but if you are prepared from the beginning and enter the store, the price is not particularly noticeable. Reasonably priced for the quality and quantity of food. I made a reservation in advance, so I didn't have to wait long. The kaiseki course includes expensive dishes that cost around 10,000 yen, but you can eat delicious Japanese food in a sufficient amount even for dishes that cost around 1,500 to 4,000 yen, depending on your budget. If you eat normally at night, the budget is about 3 to 5000 yen, and it seems that coupons can be used. You can search with your smartphone. Banquet plans with all-you-can-drink start from 6,000 yen. The atmosphere of the shop is good and the customer service is good. The restaurant is often used for celebrations, but when a large number of people from all generations gather, it is likely that some people will not be able to eat all the food. It's a recommended store, but it's a little disappointing that there are only 3 parking lots in front of the store for a store of this size.