I ordered expecting something cheap and healthy. There was a cockroach at the counter, but I guess it's just part of the charm. The staff is still understaffed as usual, and orders are done through a panel. The place is crowded with a diverse group of customers, so it took a bit of time for the food to arrive. The Umadashi Torisoboro Don was delicious, and even though it was healthy and low-cost, the egg yolk added a nice touch. It's still the same old place, just like before.

I went to Sukiya around 12 o'clock on a regular day. Sukiya is always crowded during lunchtime. Since I was short on time that day, I had the Cheese Gyudon which was quick to eat. The combination of beef and cheese made it mild and delicious. Adding Tabasco for a little kick, and then some pickled ginger to keep it interesting, I finished it in no time. Even though the restaurant was packed, the order came out quickly, which was convenient when I was in a hurry. Of course, it was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I've been using it several times, but I haven't been there since I started using Tabelog, so I don't have good photos, but I found one so I'll post it. I've accidentally uploaded photos given by others before, but this time it's okay, I always go alone. I usually order something in addition to the beef bowl because it feels a bit plain. Like eel or mapo tofu. Maybe because my family used to serve lots of side dishes on the table, I can't just have one bowl when eating out alone. Of course, there are times when I do, especially when I'm short on money. I posted photos of eel and mapo tofu together, but they are not from the same day. The food is decent and I think it's quite delicious. I even choose Sukiya on Uber. There are some stores that stay open late. If I could ask for one thing, I wish they would allow the 70 yen discount card for the current month to be used on Uber as well.

Kimchi, cheese, and grated radish are layered in this dish. This place probably has the best gyudon. I mentioned this before, but the amount of meat has really decreased. Back in the day, a large serving would be twice as much as it is now. I understand that prices are rising, but can't they do something about it? I don't need rice, I just want more meat.

I felt like having gyudon, so I went to Sukiya for the first time in a while. Sukiya always has various new menu items, so I always have a hard time deciding, but this time I ordered my favorite Takana Mentaiko Mayo Gyudon. It was delicious as always. The restaurant had touch panel ordering system at every table, so there were fewer staff members, but my order came out quickly. I will visit again. Thank you for the meal.

I had some errands in Kinshicho, so I had una-gyudon (grilled eel and beef bowl) set for 890 yen and a side salad for 150 yen at Sukiya in front of Kinshi Park. The combination of eel and beef in the una-gyudon wasn't very good as the strong flavors clashed with each other. Towards the end, eating the eel with rice soaked in beef bowl sauce felt even more awkward. It seems like it's better to eat eel bowl and beef bowl separately. In terms of taste, I found the eel more delicious than the beef. I plan to have a healthy dinner in Kinshicho before heading to Ginza in the evening.

I found a beef bowl similar to Sukiya's taco rice across from Kinshi Park when heading towards Kinshi Park from Kinshicho Station. I decided to stop by after a long time. Whenever I go to Okinawa, I always end up being drawn to Okinawan dishes. The salad included in the dish was good, and the meat was tasty with a spicy and tangy salsa sauce. The cheese was a nice touch. The meat was slightly sweet, so even small children might enjoy it!

(Revisited on 10/13/2018) It had been about 10 months since my last visit. I ordered the following: 【Food】 - Mountain-style raw fish and rice bowl, large portion (1030 yen. I prefer this over the regular beef bowl at Sukiya. It was a satisfying portion for the price, being over 1000 yen.) 【Drink】 - Asahi Super Dry, medium bottle (It seems there was a mix-up with the beer order as it didn't arrive.) The total came to 1030 yen. Thank you for the meal.

I entered "Sukiya Kinshicho Koenmae" and sat down, where I was immediately drawn to the newly released limited-time Caesar lettuce beef bowl displayed right in the middle of the table. As a gourmet blogger, I decided to order the regular size and also added the healthy set (apple slices, cold tofu, miso soup). The details of the Caesar lettuce beef bowl are as follows: - Product Name: "Caesar Lettuce Beef Bowl" - Price (Regular): 500 yen - Calories: 716 kcal The beef bowl arrived promptly after ordering, and it was mostly covered with vegetables, making it hard to see the beef. The appearance is quite innovative, but in a world where you need to keep up with new trends to survive, even beef bowl restaurants may need to adapt. The bowl is quite large as well. It's important to approach new things without preconceptions, which is what being a man is all about. Now, let's dig in. The lettuce has a crispy texture with green leaf lettuce, red bell pepper for color, and bacon for a nice touch, just as advertised. The original Caesar sauce and Parmesan cheese give it a rich aroma, living up to the Sukiya Caesar name. However, the combination with the beef bowl feels a bit off. It feels like they just added vegetables to a regular beef bowl. The mix of greasy and non-greasy elements creates a somewhat conflicting impression. The saltiness may come from the cheese sprinkled on top. Despite the appearance, the portion is actually quite filling. Even the regular size left me feeling satisfied. Overall, personally, I found it a bit disappointing. Those who prefer a more critical approach might grumble, "Another unnecessary healthy option," and shake their heads in disappointment. However, I appreciate Sukiya's spirit of constantly introducing unexpected new combinations, and I look forward to their future endeavors. Thank you for the meal.

Sukiya Beef Kalbi Bowl (Regular Size) Tax Included 650 yen Limited time menu, woof. Delicious woof! The flavor is already in it, so you don't need to use the sauce in the bag, woof. Delicious Pork Curry (Regular Size) Tax Included 450 yen Spicy Chicken Curry (Regular Size) Tax Included 380 yen The photos in the store showed a lot of ingredients, but the actual dish had few ingredients, woof. White Peach Jelly Tax Included 120 yen "Manufacturer: Corporation Tarami" "Net weight: 160g" is written, woof. The white peach is firm, woof. Charcoal Grilled Chicken Bowl (Regular Size) Tax Included 390 yen Pork Belly and Egg Bowl (Regular Size) Tax Included 380 yen "Softly simmered high-quality pork belly with daikon and shiitake mushrooms added. The sweet and savory soy sauce flavor goes well with rice!" Affordable, woof! Sukiya's pork belly bowl, Ginza Takahashi's pork belly and egg bowl, and Kawasaki Nejibee's pork belly bowl all have similar meat and sauce. However, the meat crumbles like char siu with one bite and lacks texture, and I don't like this overly sweet sauce, woof.

The beef salad was excellent for those who don't like rice. The pork miso soup was average. The chicken was below average.

"Beef and tofu mapo rice bowl (regular size) with miso soup"

"Beef and tofu mapo rice bowl (regular size) with miso soup."

"Beef bowl with spicy sauce and green onions mix (regular size) and miso soup"

I had a mini mackerel breakfast and being able to order with a touch panel is great.

Claim Chizu Arabia Gyudon (regular size) [Salad set]

"Fried Takoyaki" and "Miso Soup"

"Negi-tama gyudon (regular size) and miso soup"