During lunchtime, they were offering a glass of beer for free...whoo!
This came with a couple of pieces of tai (snapper) and some sesame dressing. After eating your donburi, fill it up with some rice, and some fish stock, then top it with the snapper and have a chazuke (rice with tea) of sorts.
This actually came with 2 handrolls and some soup too.
One thing about shopping in Japan is that most places have point cards. The point card at Breeze Breeze lets you accumulate points then when you get 1000 points, you can print out a shopping coupon worth 1000 yen. The coupon can be used at any store or restaurant in the Breeze Breeze complex.
Since we had a 1000 yen coupon, we used it for our lunch. So our bill only came out to 1000 yen! (Deal!)
The food was good, so we'll be back.
Gyosai (UPDATE: 2016 no longer in business)
Breeze Breeze 5F
Umeda, Japan
Phone: 06.6442.1515
Closed when Breeze Breeze is.
Hours: 11:00-15:00 (Lunch), 17:00-23:00 (Dinner)
Nice score with the free beer, and I do love places with point cards or loyalty cards where you get points for every euro spent. Our fave supermarket puts out a new catalog each year and we've traded in points for everything from jugs of olive oil to a small wine cabinet.
ReplyDeleteooh that sounds like fun, Rowena!
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
Looks delicious, and what a great deal! My grandmother in Japan is obsessed with point cards, haha. I love them too!
ReplyDeleteI think I have more point cards than anything in my wallet, K :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat