Chiyoda City, Tokyo, Japan｜天重支店

Two people visited us just before 1:00 p.m. I found this restaurant while looking for lunch in Kojimachi. I went there to avoid the busy times. About 4 groups arrived at the store before 13:00, and about 3 groups arrived later. There were a lot of solo occupiers, so there were still plenty of seats available. Menu I ordered ・Tempura set meal (Monday) x 2 With red soup stock and pickles Tempura: shrimp, squid, kakiage, pumpkin, green pepper, bitter melon, maybe eggplant? You can eat it with tempura sauce and salt. Tempura is crispy and delicious! It's more delicious than the tempura you'll find around here! really! But...I think it's a lot for men, and it's a lot for women. When I visit again, I will try other menu items!

With my family on my mother's birthday. I've always been to the main branch, so this was my first time visiting the branch, but I was surprised at how different the atmosphere inside the store was. It's built like an izakaya or a snack bar. Tenchazuke and Tendon were still delicious!

Why is the tempura bowl here so delicious? Two shrimp, vegetables, small shrimp, and fried white fish topped with a sweet and spicy sauce. The rice is cooked slightly hard and you can choose from large, normal, small, or half servings. 850 yen for red soup stock, pickled vegetables, and delicious roasted green tea. It smells like it's fried only with salad oil instead of sesame oil. To that extent, the koromo is light and crispy. This can be clearly seen with set meals where tempura is served on a separate plate. Not only the tempura but also the characters are wonderfully flavorful. The owner is in charge of tempura, the owner specializes in ginger grilling, the two floor staff are the best in terms of friendliness and service, and the talented wife is in charge of everything. If you wear kimono, you will almost fall into the illusion of being in a scene from a historical drama. Not only the taste of the tempura but also the atmosphere makes it a restaurant that I want to come back to again and again.