Yagenbori

This restaurant is hidden off a small side street in the back streets of Akasaka near Akasaka-mitsuke Station. The interior is all tatami as it feels like someone's old family home. Which is good, because the Kyoto-style traditional Japanese cuisine fits the surroundings perfectly (or is it the other way around). While evenings cost over 10,000 yen, lunch sets start from 1,100 yen and are filling and delicious. Yagenbori is perhaps most famous for its Yasaka lunch set, which is dashimaki tamago with pickled vegetables, small jako fish (to eat with rice), and a kobachi (when I sent in the winter, it was tofu). You also get miso soup and all you can eat rice that is delicious and served to the table in a wooden tub (ohitsu). A meal like this in Kyoto would likely cost almost twice as much. Definitely a great lunch spot for locals and tourists alike (but no English menus).

Visit at noon on weekdays.I put it in without waiting.Styled like an old private house, with shoes taken off.This time to the table seat on the 2nd floor.Kamogawa, not the classic dashi roll.Assorted pickles and hot rice for the number of people.Rice can be substituted.In a thick stock of soup stock, salmon, how much, and hot balls are in it.This is really delicious and the rice goes on!The pickles are just the right way to go and this is also good for riceFull stomach with gentle Japanese food. It was a happy lunch.Because it is only cash, I want to support electronic payment w

A feeling of Akasaka of the old days drifts"Yagenburi Akasaka shop" with a stylish appearance of a black wallVisit for lunch.■ Yasaka ¥ 1,200(Outer roll, red soup, seaweed, small bowl, pickles, rice) is the most popular menu ^ _ ^