I'm happy that there are so many choices at the food court. I was drawn to a Tokyo specialty dish and had the pork bowl. It didn't feel very special, but the sauce was delicious and satisfying. The self-service style of the food court kept the prices reasonable, so it was a good value. I also couldn't resist trying the ramen from the shop next door.

On July 5, 2020 (Sunday) at 13:20 (from the food ticket) after visiting Tokyo One Piece Tower, I felt a little hungry so I came to this restaurant. I ordered the pot pickled bulgogi bowl for 760 yen. Looking at the picture, this is it! When the buzzer rang, I went to the counter. Huh? The rice was a bit less and the grilled meat on top of the lettuce was like a bonus? I rarely see this, it's so different from the picture... The meat portion was quite small, maybe less than 100g... Did they make a mistake in weighing? (Maybe because of the influence of Corona... haha) The taste and toppings were delicious though.＾。＾”

Today's lunch series in Hamamatsucho (953rd place). Today, I tried out Tanbayasan located in Tokyo Tower for the first time. It seems to be a chain with other locations, but I couldn't confirm it online. I ordered the "Thick-cut pork bowl" for 750 yen, as the restaurant seemed to specialize in pork bowls. The sweet and savory sauce was delicious, coating the meat nicely and creating a tasty flavor. It's just grilled meat on rice, but it was tasty. Well, it's fast food in a food court.

This is a restaurant located in the food court of Tokyo Tower. Initially, I was planning to eat a spicy pork cutlet bowl at a soba restaurant inside Tokyo Tower, but despite the menu not specifying it as a weekday-only item, they said they couldn't serve it on Sundays, which left me dissatisfied. So, I left and headed to the food court. After carefully considering the menus of various restaurants, I decided to order the pork bowl at Tanbayo, as I have a deep love for pork bowls, and I also love cheese, so I ordered the cheese pork bowl. From looking at the menu's photo, I thought it would be pork bowl with melted cheese on top, but the cheese was served in a separate dish, which made me feel like something was different.

I didn't expect much from the food court at the tourist spot, but the curry rice and pot pickled bulgogi bowl were surprisingly delicious! They were also quite filling and satisfied my hungry belly during the sightseeing trip.

The portion of rice is sufficient, but there is too little meat.

The pork bowl was a bit smaller than expected from the image, but it was still satisfying and delicious with a good amount of volume.

The restaurant is located in the eat-in space of Tokyo Tower and specializes in pork bowl. My husband chose the pork bowl and purchased a ticket from the vending machine using a 1000 yen bill. He received the change and had to wait a bit before being served. The pork is cooked after ordering and comes with miso soup. The balance of the dish was a bit off when it was brought to the table, and we had to be careful not to spill it. The meat was a bit tough, which is unusual for a pork bowl these days.

I ordered the Bulgogi bowl, which was very filling, but I felt like there was not enough meat and I wish they had left out the chili peppers since I'm not a fan of them. However, the sauce paired well with the rice! Thank you for the meal! Note: This review is based on my personal opinion, please understand. Overall rating: 3. Service and cleanliness: 3. Accessibility and ease of finding the restaurant: 2.

After visiting Meiji Shrine, we stopped at a JR Yoyogi Station to eat some freshly made taiyaki. Even though my companion reached their hunger limit, I had been awake since my night shift and hadn't eaten for over 17 hours, so I was still okay with just one taiyaki. However, we eventually headed to the food court inside Tokyo Tower for a pork bowl. The flavor was quite strong, but overall, the food court was decent. Later, we had dinner in Kagurazaka.

I felt unwell and came with my family, so we decided to have something that would boost our energy for lunch. I chose kimchi because it contains fermentation, lactic acid bacteria, and capsaicin, as well as meat and eggs for protein. I usually choose something that my 4-year-old daughter can eat too, but I completely forgot this time due to feeling unwell. Overall, the meal was delicious. It wasn't too spicy, not too greasy, and quite refreshing. It was a bit pricey at 800 yen, but I guess it's the price you pay at a tourist spot. A beef bowl at a regular restaurant would be cheaper for a larger portion.

Located on the 2nd floor of Tokyo Tower, this donburi specialty shop by Foursis, which also operates the pizza delivery service Pizza La, offers a self-service system where you order, pay, and receive a pager. The menu includes Stamina Butadon, Thick-cut Butadon, and Tofu Kimchi Pork Bowl, each priced at 700 yen. I visited this place on a holiday after a stroll by the Shiba Pool. I arrived just before noon and luckily found an available seat. I ordered the Spicy Butadon for 800 yen (tax included). Unfortunately, I lost the receipt so I don't know the exact name of the dish. I accidentally pressed the wrong button on the ticket machine, which made me think it was 100 yen more expensive than the Butadon. However, after taking a bite, I found the spicy sauce to be delicious with no pork odor. Lately, I've had some disappointing pork bowl experiences, so maybe it was a good thing I ended up here. A complimentary miso soup was included. Surprisingly, there were many foreign customers at the pork bowl shop. Considering the portion size and price, it's not difficult to understand why.

I found this restaurant on the second floor of Tokyo Tower's food court. Since the udon and soba shop was only open from 5 p.m., I decided to have a light meal at the food court. I didn't have anything specific I wanted to eat, so I ended up choosing this place. I bought a meal ticket and waited at a table until my order was ready. The dish I ordered had a sweet and savory sauce with beef, lettuce, a soft-boiled egg, and plenty of rice. I couldn't finish all the rice. Maybe I should have waited a bit longer for soba instead?

I had a meal at the food court on the 2nd floor of Tokyo Tower. There are several shops there, and it tends to get crowded during lunchtime. Surprisingly, there were many high school girls. I chose Tanbayasan this time. When you hear "Tanba," you might think of beef or wild boar, but here it seems that pork is the main dish. They also have salad as a side menu, which is considerate. I didn't have high expectations for fast food in the food court, but the bowl that came out was surprisingly delicious. The pork was tender and paired well with the rice. The salad was fresh and the rice tasted good too. There was no need to make any special requests for the taste. Since it is self-service in the food court, I rated the service a bit low. This slightly affected the overall rating, but the taste was good enough to recommend.

I went to Tokyo Tower. It seems that the number of visitors to Tokyo Skytree has drastically decreased, but Tokyo Tower is stable. The access is great, you can walk there from Roppongi, Azabu-Juban, etc. It's perfect for a stroll. It's easy to visit without getting lost because the landmark is big. I had a meal at the food court on the 2nd floor. Among the pizza shop, ramen shop, soba shop, hamburger shop, I found a donburi shop with a sign that says "Japanese rice ball". It was located at the back of the food court, so it was hard to find. I ordered the Pot Kimchi Pork Donburi (700 yen). When I broke the onsen egg and mixed it, it was too sweet. It was surprisingly sweet. It was too sweet to finish. I had the Pot Kimchi Pork Donburi, but I was still hungry so I ordered the Pork Donburi (700 yen) as well. It was supposed to be thick-cut pork donburi, but the pork belly slices were thin. Also, the sauce was not well balanced, and the pork had a strong smell overall. This was a tougher taste compared to the Pot Kimchi Pork Donburi. It was very disappointing because the rice was cooked perfectly delicious. The taste of the Pot Kimchi Pork Donburi and Pork Donburi didn't suit my palate at all. The service was simple but friendly, and I like the store, but I think it would be more enjoyable if they improve the quality of the donburi. There are many things I want to say about the store. We are conducting surveys to try to solve some issues ourselves, but it would be great if they actually use the feedback.

I used it for dinner when I went to Tokyo Tower. It was a bit lonely in the food court for a Saturday dinner, with few customers. Maybe it gets less crowded in the evening after being busy at lunchtime because it's a tourist spot? There was a meeting going on at one table, which gave off a slightly intimidating atmosphere. I ordered a teriyaki and minced meat bowl where I could enjoy both. The teriyaki meat was very tender. It had a slightly strong flavor, but it tasted good when mixed with the half-cooked egg. As for the minced meat, it was too finely minced, almost to the point where the texture of the meat was lost. I found the flavor of the minced meat too strong and it was a bit difficult to eat. I felt like I wanted more rice. It would be delicious for those who enjoy strong flavors. It's nice to have a casual food court where you can easily have a meal at a tourist spot.

At Tokyo Tower, all the lunch restaurants were full, but I found an empty seat at the food court and decided to go to "Tanbay" there. It seems to be a restaurant specializing in pork bowls, but I chose the curry bowl. You wait at your seat until your order is ready and then go pick it up. Tanbay's special curry bowl: 550 yen (at 5% consumption tax rate). Huh? Curry rice? For a moment, I thought it was someone else's order, but it seems to be correct. I checked the vending machine photo again, but there is only curry bowl, not curry rice. It's still rice topped with curry, but somehow disappointing...

The restaurant is located inside the food court on the second floor of Tokyo Tower. It seems like a recently opened donburi (rice bowl) shop. I ordered the Teriyaki Chicken Soboro Don for 580 yen. The teriyaki flavor was strong and good, but the chicken was cold. The soboro was tasty with good flavor and size. I felt like there was a bit too much rice. It came with a piece of cabbage and I was happy to find a soft-boiled egg included.