ふらわ★
On Fridays, it's just Kanda Tan. This is my second visit since I went for the pre-opening. It's not difficult to make a reservation, but I don't have any friends to go with, hence the delay. If I had more friends, I would love to visit every month. Tonight, we had the Grilled Tan Course with one piece (all-you-can-drink included) for 12,000 yen (tax included). The all-you-can-drink is for 2 hours, just like the course itself, so you can drink until the end. Before we start drinking, the staff brings us today's piece. The image is to eat a whole piece of Tan from the base to the tip with two people. By the way, you can have unlimited rice, but we didn't have any. We started with a toast with beer, tonight is a thank-you party for two in Kanda. The appetizers, kimchi, and bean sprout namul were so delicious that we ordered another round of each. As an appetizer for Tan, the green onion with ponzu sauce was delicious when we started eating Tan. They prepare the thick-cut Tan first, and we each get 3 pieces with salt. Then we grill them on the hot plate to our liking. Since grilling takes longer than eating, we end up chatting more. The more delicious the grilled meat, the more lively the conversation becomes. We had "Daina" special junmai sake brewed by Kikunosato Sake Brewery in Tochigi. We drink the 4 types of sake included in the all-you-can-drink in order. The first glass was Daina, always delicious no matter when you drink it. The Tan has been soaked in sake for two hours, as shown earlier, so it's not the same Tan we saw. Grilling the Tan and topping it with green onions makes it very delicious. We had "Fukuchou" junmai sake freshly pressed from the sake brewery Imada Sake Brewery in Hiroshima. It's a freshly pressed sake that's perfect for Tan-yaki, or rather grilled Tan. We had "Kaiun" junmai sake from Doi Sake Brewery in Shizuoka. You can drink Kaiun all year round, but we tend to drink it more towards the end of the year and the beginning of the new year. We had "Yokoyama SILVER1814" junmai ginjo sake freshly pressed from Shigeya Sake Brewery in Nagasaki. It was my first time drinking sake from the birthplace of barley shochu, Iki Island. I wish I had ordered it as my first drink. Tan Katsu Dog, where Tan is turned into cutlets and sandwiched between lemon bread. It has evolved since the pre-opening and has become so delicious. We had "Porcini" autumn junmai chilled sake from Miino Sake Brewery in Fukuoka. After drinking four types of sake, we thought we were going back to the beginning, but the manager recommended this one. Even someone like me who is not considered a regular customer is happy to be treated well by the restaurant. Tan assortment, where they prepare the Tan in different flavors. Some people might get tired of eating only Tan, but I could eat more. I was planning to drink only sake, but I tried the recently arrived Laphroaig. It's a single malt whisky with a strong peat flavor. It's been years since I had it, since the last time was at a yakitori restaurant in Ofuna, but it's still delicious. Tan curry miso soup, I wonder what's mixed in there. Even though I'm already full from just eating Tan, I end up eating curry rice. Lastly, matcha ice cream. Why is there so much ice cream with matcha in the winter?