Their breakfast is cheaper than lunch...like half price! (if you choose the fish on their breakfast menu, I think if you choose the other types you would need to pay a higher price)
During breakfast, rice is only a small portion but was enough for me and Satoshi (because he didn't want to pay 50 yen more for the regular size).
I tried this rich chocolate mousse "cake" by Ichiei Taguma...delicious with black coffee.
We ate these after dinner and I am not sure how Satoshi liked the kusamochi, but I enjoyed the dorayaki.
It wasn't different from other dorayaki I have tried but still glad we were able to try them.
They use all wagyu no fillers...my burger had quite a bit of gristle, but was still delicious.
Very juicy!
I loved their onion rings which seemed housemade not those thick pre-battered types.
The weather was so warm and felt good to walk after all that eating.
At the Hamamatsu-cho station, where we needed to change trains, I went to check out the Mannekin Pis...he was dressed as Char Aznable of Gundam...
The lucky direction is west-south-west.
This half sized sushi was filled with maguro, hamachi (or maybe it was tai), egg, ikura, shiso, crab, salmon and cucumber!
Satoshi ate out yesterday which was Setsubun, so it was good we had our ehomaki on Sunday.
Usagiya
1-10-10 Ueno
Taito, Tokyo
Phone: 03.3831.6195
Closed Wednesdays
Hours: 9:00-18:00
Henry's Burgers (UPDATE: 2021 out of business)
3-7-13 Sotokanda
Chiyoda, Tokyo
Phone: 03.6206.8841
Hours: 11:00-20:00
i need to keep saba or such in my freezer for Japanese breakfast on weekends. Love Japanese breakfast. I usually have salmon but want to switch it up. But once again, no wonder you guys are slender. Aside from what you had, I have tofu and an egg so of course, more rice. oink!
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I'm so jealous of the bakery selections available at Starbucks in Japan. The selections we have in the states are so boring. But I enjoy living vicariously through your posts. And I really need to visit Japan too.
ReplyDeleteV, you could also do canned fish under the broiler :) we have eggs more than fish for breakfast when we eat at home.
ReplyDeleteI hope you get a chance to visit soon Amy :)
Take care you two!
Kat
"Smorking' is hazardous to your health Kat! ;o) We love Japanese breakfast!
ReplyDeletewith all that walking...I take it that your knee is alright now?
ReplyDeletesmorking is definitely hazardous Kirk :)
ReplyDeleteknee okay other parts of the body not so Rowena...
Take care you two.
Kat
oh no! :(
ReplyDeleteRowena, just waiting for the weather to get a little warmer :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat