The best times to visit the restaurant is before lunch starts at 11am and dinner starts at 5pm. There is always a line in front of the restaurant, both lunch and dinner hours, and the waiting time can sometimes exceed one hour. This will add a nice saltiness and aroma to the ochazuke. Add the two pieces of Sea Bream sashimi you reserved into the broth. You can ask for a smaller portion if you are nearly full. ![]() The chef will add fresh rice and then pour Sea Bream broth on top. When finished eating, place your bowl on the counter. If you want a sumptuous assortment of uni, ikura, and maguro, order the luxurious Tokujo. Be sure to save two of the four pieces of Sea Bream sashimi with sesame sauce for the ochazuke (rice porridge) at the end of the meal. Mix wasabi with house specialty soy sauce and pour it over the pile of sashimi. You can add more ikura for an extra 300 yen and/or more uni for an extra 500 yen. Ume is a standard dish that most customers order maguro-no-tataki (thinly-sliced seared tuna) is piled high on a bed of rice. ![]() Orders will be taken while you are in line waiting to be guided in, so the food you have ordered will be served right after you take your seat at the counter. From right to left on the menu– Ume (Plum), Take (Bamboo), Matsu (Pine), and Tokujo (highest grade) – the higher the rank, the more ingredients such as kani (crab), ikura (salmon roe), and uni (sea urchin). The only item on the menu is “Zeitaku-don” (luxurious rice bowl), with servings ranked in order of quality and portion size. Tsujihan is a collaborative restaurant established by the founders of tsukemen (dipping ramen noodles) restaurant “Tsujita” and tendon (tempura on rice) restaurant “Kaneko Hannosuke.” The restaurant is also accessible from Yaesu North Exit of JR Tokyo Station. ![]() Tsujihan Nihonbashi Main Branch (つじ半 日本橋本店) is a Kaisen-don (a bowl of rice topped with variety of fresh sashimi) specialty restaurant located within a 3-minute walking distance from Tokyo Metro Nihonbashi Station.
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