rice bowls (Page 2)
The birthplace of one of Japan’s favorite lunches is still in business in Tokyo after more than 200 years.
Or maybe we should call them “beef cans?” Either way, these things will be literal life-savers.
Can’t decide between tempura and pork cutlet? This restaurant lets you have both in ridiculously large quantities.
Can a fast food restaurant use an expensive culinary delicacy properly? How does it compare in flavor to a regular oyakodon?
Restaurants that specialize in salmon sashimi are few and far between in Japan, but now there’s one right in the center of Tokyo.
And that’s even before the sticky liquid starts oozing out of it.
A while back, we paid a visit to Fukugawa Tsuribune, a restaurant in Tokyo’s Kunitachi City famous for its fried foods and tempura. We engaged in a delicious battle with its gigantic tempura sea eel rice bowl, coming away victorious but full to bursting.
But believe it or not, that actually wasn’t the most colossal offering on Fukugawa Tsuribune’s menu, which is home to an even more terrifying titan of a meal.