Tempura Fukamachi

I only know that the god of tempura is Yamai, and the god of sushi is Sukiyabashi Jiro. Above them are Iefukamachi and Saito. It's a pity that I can only post nine pictures, and I ate twenty tempuras [smile] ​

We had lunch here and ordered 4-5 dishes, including cold soba noodles. All very delicious and good looking. Inside the restaurant there are paintings by the famous director Akira Kurosawa. It is said that this is the location where Kurosawa's "Seven Samurai" was filmed.

The tempura here is the most famous in Tokyo, mainly because the ingredients are fresh, the cooking time is well controlled, and the shrimp heads are also very delicious. Just dip it in a little soy sauce.

Fukamachi is a very exquisite Japanese restaurant in Tokyo. The environment here is very quiet and gives people a very comfortable feeling. Every Japanese dish made here is carefully cooked and designed by the chef. It tastes delicious and is definitely worth a try.

A very good Japanese restaurant. The environment has a very warm and cozy feel. The owner is very enthusiastic. It feels like something out of a Japanese drama. The thick-cut salmon is very satisfying to eat! In addition, the salt-grilled salmon tastes great!