Chuo City, Tokyo, Japan｜Ebinoya

good! There is a line for lunch, but the turnover rate is relatively good and you don't feel like you have to wait long. The tempura bowl is freshly fried and crispy. Raw egg tempura is very rare, and if you eat it in the middle, the taste will be different. It's reasonable, the seats are spacious, and it's the best!!

A child wants to eat tempura bowl for lunch at the Yaesu underground mall. Choices between Tenya and Ebinoya. I've never been to Ebinoya. I went and was surprised. One bowl of tempura rice bowl costs 600 yen. My first impression is that they are doing their best in a world where wheat and oil prices are soaring. You pay in advance and wait for about 10 minutes while watching the tempura being fried right in front of you. As you can see in the photo, a very nice tempura bowl comes out. Is this a feature of this store? It comes with a sturdy lid, which is impressive. This lid can be used in place of a plate, making it a convenient place to store tempura. The most important taste is the rather strong sauce, which is quite strong, but it's not bad. (However, if you don't like strong sauces, it's better to go to Tenya) The ingredients are also plentiful. There are also some unusual items such as egg tempura. For 600 yen, I can't really complain. By the way, if this tempura rice bowl costs 1,500 yen, it would be a normal taste of 3 stars, but if it costs 600 yen, it would be rated 5 stars, taking into account the company's efforts. (The staff works well with just two people) If you want to eat Tendon at Yaesu underground, I think this is not a bad choice.

It's cheap, delicious, and served quickly.