I saw on TV that there is a set meal at Gusto with 10 pieces of fried chicken, and it made me want to try it, so I went to the restaurant. The fried chicken at Gusto is a collaboration with a specialty store and it's delicious. I have had it many times before, but this one seemed different. It's not bad, but eating 10 pieces can get boring. The fried chicken from my usual specialty store (Kara-yoshi) is too delicious, so the chicken at the family restaurant doesn't quite compare. It fills you up, but the taste is, how should I say, light. Well, I probably won't be coming back for this.

Just outside Nihonbashi Station. Convenient location. The interior is spacious, and robots are used for serving. I ordered the fried chicken set, which is said to be delicious. The pieces were large and piping hot, with a generous portion. It was delicious. I wish there were more vegetables as a side dish. The drink bar is well-stocked. The tea strainer in the hot tea corner was missing for a long time, which was a bit disappointing, but Gast is always crowded so it can't be helped.

Gusto's Serious Curry with Drink Bar for 1,500 yen. I ordered extra rice for free. "Let me show you what Gusto's Serious Curry is all about." The result? I surrender. I couldn't finish the last piece of fried chicken no matter how hard I tried.

Located less than a 10-minute walk from Tokyo Station Yaesu exit, it can be confusing that this Gasto Tokyo Station is actually called Nihonbashi branch, but that's just the name so nothing can be done. I stopped by after a live performance, and my friend slowly decided to order wine with a coupon, so I took advantage of the coupon for a glass at just 150 yen! I was amazed by the incredibly low price, and both the red and white wines I ordered were of good quality and enjoyable. Personally, I only had drinks, but my friends, despite the late hour, were impressively eating hearty dishes like hamburgers. The spacious interior allowed for a relaxed conversation. Thank you for the meal.

I visited in the early afternoon. There was space to place my carry-on suitcase nearby. It was a bit disappointing that when I pressed the call button for a staff member, it took a while for someone to come. I ended up ringing the bell on the table and eventually someone came over. It seemed like they were busy with waiting on other tables, but after they came to assist me, they also noticed that I had called from the panel and came over multiple times, which made me feel bad.

December 13, 2022, at the Gusto Nihonbashi branch. I had decided on it before leaving. The "Impressive Hamburger" was priced double my budget, so I couldn't have it in my local area. I found out that the nationwide travel support coupon could be used at Skylark Group restaurants. So, I thought I should try it at this opportunity. I also ordered the lemon chu-hi during Happy Hour to treat myself (*^^*). Well, the price is a bit high, but was it worth it? It was delicious. The demi-glace sauce and cheese inside the hamburger had a unique taste. It wasn't quite impressive, though. The strawberry parfait was delicious, but it had imported strawberries, which looked a bit odd. I wonder if the strawberry parfait on the kids' plate was the same. If so, it's a great deal. With shrimp fry included and priced at 1,000 yen, I would have preferred that, but it's for kids, so considering Tokyo Station and everywhere is expensive, I think it was good value for 2,000 yen. I also received a message card from Chef Toba. Chef Toba, right? (I watched a video on the ordering tablet) Is he the one from the NHK cooking show "Let's Cook with Strong Fire"? He seems like an amateur cook. He made it into the Michelin Guide. He's such an amazing person. The store had a chic atmosphere with a red color scheme. The young man who served us was fresh, polite, and very cute, like a grandson. When paying, the QR code couldn't be scanned, and I was told to come back later. I was very happy to hear that. I came from near Nagoya, Aichi. I probably won't be able to come back, but it was a refreshing experience. It was a great start to my trip. Thank you (*^^*) May you have many good things happen to you, honest person!

Around Tokyo Station, due to the rise in prices, lunch at any restaurant has become more expensive, and some evening-focused restaurants have stopped serving lunch. Additionally, some popular restaurants that were always crowded have reached their limit and closed down. In the workplace, you can see people who can't afford to spend much on lunch opting for convenience store bento boxes, while others choose to endure with cheap standing soba noodles. In this context, Gusto may be an oasis for the wallets of those working near Yaesu. Recently, many restaurant chains have been focusing on fried chicken, but for me, Gusto has become a favorite since they started offering the delicious "Kara-age" that I used to love from "Kara-yoshi". It's truly a blessing to be able to enjoy this level of fried chicken at such a reasonable price.

I always find this family restaurant in this location very convenient. Although I can't always go for the soft serve ice cream and drink bar combo, I can definitely go for the fruit yogurt and drink bar combo. If I go for the drink bar, I end up getting up from my seat multiple times, but I love filling my glass with lots of ice and pouring in some tropical iced tea. Even though I visit many popular restaurants, I find it nice that I can visit this kind of family restaurant and enjoy dessert or write reviews of the previous restaurant I visited.

After lunch, I visited the Gusto Nihonbashi branch for a dessert. I tried the seasonal dessert, "Grape Jelly" for 299 yen. It consisted of grape compote on top of jelly, which was quite tasty. However, if you ask me what was particularly good about it, I would have a hard time answering. It was a decent dessert, with kiwi and grapes placed on top of the jelly. It's a convenient family restaurant near Tokyo Station where you can take a breather without too much crowding. It's a place with good location conditions that you would appreciate having around. It's a restaurant where you can have a decent meal, with predictable and consistent flavors.

On Friday night after work, I felt like having a drink somewhere, but I thought that izakayas and beer bars would be crowded. So, I came to this Gusto within walking distance from Tokyo Station. ~What I ordered~ - Draft beer - Jako-ten (small fish tempura) from Ehime, Yawatahama - Tuna Yukke - Kakuhai Highball - Fried oysters - Karaage (Japanese fried chicken) - Strong Kakuhai Highball - Mini negi-toro (green onion and minced tuna) bowl I made a last-minute order 40 minutes before closing, so I couldn't stay long, but it was nice to have a variety of snacks.

I used the morning menu at the Gust located near Nihonbashi Takashimaya and Maruzen, on Nihonbashi Sakura Street. They have plenty of charging seats and Wi-Fi, which is great. It was raining as the cherry blossoms were almost in full bloom. It got quite crowded near lunchtime.

I used it for lunch this time. I was unsure of what to order, but this time I ordered the Gusto Burger Classic. Order details: Gusto Burger Classic 899 yen, Tomato Sauce Spaghetti 549 yen. The Gusto Burger Classic is a hamburger with cheese-filled hamburger, cabbage, tartar sauce, and ketchup sandwiched between buns. It came with potatoes and ketchup on the side. The sweet buns with a crispy texture were impressive. Inside the restaurant, a serving robot was active. It is a family restaurant near Nihonbashi Station.

Huh? I thought we just took a break at the cafe, but it looks like we're having a second break now! Here's what we ordered: Strawberry milk shaved ice 219 yen, Toppings: Mango 110 yen, Toppings: White peach 110 yen, Toppings: Muscat grapes 110 yen, Drink bar 219 yen x 2, Yam potato and okra cold noodles 769 yen. The strawberry milk shaved ice is perfect for when it's hot and humid! I thought the toppings would come already on top, but it turns out you have to put them on yourself. The mango and white peach are delicious on their own too! I'm feeling a bit exhausted now. It's too much effort to go to the drink bar. Luckily, my companion brought over some drinks for us, which was much appreciated. Alright, time for the final sprint of the day. Thank you for the meal.

Location: 5 minutes walk from Tokyo Station Yaesu Exit Reason for visit: Used for breakfast Taste, portion: Same as usual breakfast menu Service, atmosphere: Drink bar available. Restrooms are located outside the restaurant in a common area. Customer base: Mostly solo customers, with a few people carrying luggage, possibly due to the proximity to Tokyo Station. Overall: It had been a while since I had Gast morning. This is the closest Gast to Tokyo Station. Power outlets are available at each table and there is free WiFi. Gast provides a good environment for meetings, studying, or simply passing time. Thank you for the meal.

I was looking for a place near Tokyo Station that I could easily visit and where I could relax at an affordable price. And I found a Gusto! The menu at Gusto is well-known, so I'll share my thoughts on this branch specifically. The menu structure is the same as other branches, which is convenient considering how expensive things can be around Tokyo Station. The restaurant has over 100 seats, and the spacing between them is not too cramped, which is a nice feature of a family restaurant. You can enjoy a meal or tea at a reasonable price and take your time. This is a valuable option in this area! I wonder if it gets crowded during lunch breaks on weekdays? Today, being a Sunday, it was empty. By the way, there was a sign saying they operate on a 90-minute limit during busy times. The restroom is outside the restaurant, shared with the building it's located in, which is a bit inconvenient. However, there's a great perk - there are outlets at each table that you can freely use. How thoughtful! Since they didn't have a lunch menu on Sundays, I ordered the "Ebi to Yamaimo Okra Nenba Nenba Sarada Men" from the grand menu for ¥799. It came with plenty of lettuce and shredded cabbage, making it a refreshing choice for a hot summer day. It may just be Gusto, but it's still Gusto. A convenient and handy place to have around.

This is a Gusto restaurant in Nihonbashi. I visited after a long time and found that now you can place orders using a touch panel. Additionally, they have seats where you can charge your devices. I went for breakfast on a weekday. It was a bit crowded around 10:30. Gusto is convenient and reasonably priced.

I had about 2 hours of free time near Tokyo Station, so I decided to visit this restaurant. It's a hidden gem as it's about a 5-minute walk from Tokyo Station, which means it's not too crowded. The seating mainly consists of booths, so you can enjoy your meal without being bothered by other customers. The food itself is nothing out of the ordinary, but the value for money is great, and you can linger here for a while. Overall, I highly recommend this place.

This is the Gusto Nihonbashi store located on Nihonbashi Sakura Street. I used it for breakfast on a weekday. It was not crowded around 8:30 am. I have used it many times, but the same female staff member is always unfriendly, which is disappointing. Toast, boiled egg, drink & soup bar included for just over 300 yen. It's reasonable and helpful.

I visited with a friend around 9:00 pm on a holiday. Most shops around Nihonbashi start closing around 9:00 pm, so it's really convenient to have a family restaurant open until 11:00 pm. Perhaps because of this situation, the restaurant was almost full, but we were lucky to get a table as soon as some customers finished their meal. It seems like there is a trend for matcha-flavored items at Gusto right now. There were various sweets made with matcha. I used a coupon from the Kairaku app and ordered the matcha parfait here. It's great to be able to enjoy an authentic matcha parfait in a casual and affordable way. It's also nice that you can always enjoy consistently good quality food regardless of the time of day.

I wanted to eat something light for my fourth meal today, so I went to Gusto. I ordered chicken tomato grill, beef tongue stew, mackerel miso simmered, and chocolate sundae. As expected from a well-known family restaurant, they had a variety of menu options which was nice. The taste was average, neither exceptional nor disappointing. The bill came to around 1500 yen, which is reasonable.