松屋 芝大門店

Tokyo street food check-in Matsuya, like Komoro Yuki yesterday, has chain stores basically everywhere in Japan, mainly serving beef rice and set meals. I happened to pass by on the way to work overtime at the company on the weekend, so I went in and ordered a set meal of pork rice bowl + pork miso soup. It was not expensive at 430 yen. I happen to be losing weight recently, so let’s have this as breakfast and lunch. Without further ado, the rice bowl is routinely sprinkled with shichimi chili powder to add flavor. There are many ingredients in the pork miso soup, including white radish slices, carrot slices, tofu, green onions, and some minced meat, which is a typical Japanese flavor. As for how many delicacies there are, that's hard to say, but after all, it is the popular delicacies of the island country, so it is still somewhat representative. There was an old lady sitting next to me. She was a customer, not a clerk. She was very enthusiastic and even poured ice water for me. Maybe for the sake of young people, I can only take it as comfort~