Second visit. The lunch set includes fried white fish and hamburger, with corn soup for 1100 yen. The fried fish is cooked perfectly, not too soft but just right, highlighting the delicious flavor of the white fish. The light and crispy coating balances well with the tender fish. Just like the hamburger from my previous visit, everything is served at the perfect temperature, showing professionalism. This restaurant offers amazing Western-style lunches and has become a definite choice for my lunch routine.

During a business meeting, I was requested to come here! The calming atmosphere of the restaurant never fails to disappoint. The lunch options are limited to two choices, and I always end up choosing the hamburger without fail. I keep telling myself to try something different next time, but I can never resist the urge for the hamburger. The set includes a delicious soup, and the hamburger is naturally delicious. It has an elegant and homely taste, not the bold and aggressive flavor. It's just so refined! Since my house is nearby, I come here regularly! I will challenge myself to try something different next time. LOL

Lunch Special: Today's Lunch - Hamburger (with soup and rice) for ¥1,200 Located between Ebisu and Hiroo, there is a surprising Western-style restaurant called "Restaurant Konishi." Along Meiji Street, in the middle of Ebisu and Hiroo, this restaurant has a display case with food samples outside, giving it a retro cafe vibe. Interestingly, this restaurant is known for being frequented by the famous Japanese actor, Masaharu Fukuyama. The interior of the restaurant is just like a classic coffee shop. When you enter the restaurant, the owner, a Madam, will greet you and guide you to your seat. The lunch menu offers daily specials for around ¥1,200, including rice and soup. - Hamburger ¥1,200 - Crab croquette ¥1,200 - Fried fish ¥1,200 - Pork cutlet ¥1,300 I ordered the hamburger, which came with a sunny-side-up egg on top. The hamburger was juicy and tender, packed with minced meat. The demi-glace sauce, with a hint of tomato acidity, complemented the dish perfectly. The rich corn soup with a slightly grainy texture was also delicious. While it may not be a place you would go out of your way to visit, if you're in the area, this charming restaurant is definitely worth a visit.

I visited Restaurant Konishi, located an 8-minute walk from Ebisu Station (9-minute walk from Hiroo Station). This long-established Western-style restaurant is situated along Meiji Street, halfway between Ebisu and Hiroo. With over 40 years of history, many famous entertainers have frequented this place. Whatever you order here, you can't go wrong. You can enjoy honest and meticulous Western cuisine. The restaurant has a charming house-like atmosphere, with a cozy and nostalgic feel, offering 31 seats in total (7 counter seats, 4 tables x 6). It's a great place for solo diners as well. For lunch, I ordered the Pork Cutlet set for ¥1,100. The pork cutlet was just the right thickness, and it came with soup and rice. The tomato-based sauce on the cutlet was slightly sweet and delicious. It paired well not only with the cutlet but also with the rice. Additionally, the homemade dressing served with the vegetables was outstanding, with a sweet and tangy grated flavor. This is a personal favorite spot that I would like to visit regularly. I look forward to coming back again. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

Day: Monday Time: Around 1:30 PM Availability: Seats available, can choose where to sit. The restaurant was not too crowded, with mostly salarymen coming in and out quickly. I ended up dining alone as well. - Cutlet Lunch Set The set came with a warm soup, a large cutlet as shown in the photo, and rice. I was surprised by the size of the cutlet, it was bigger than I expected for the price. The soup was delicious, signaling that this place serves good Western food. The cutlet was also tasty, fried with good oil that didn't leave me feeling sick afterwards. The salad dressing on the table was also to my liking, it was so delicious. I wonder if they make it in-house. - Service I wanted to order coffee halfway through, but since I was the only customer, I had to raise my voice to call the staff at the back during payment. There wasn't much attention to detail in service, but I actually like that I can eat without feeling self-conscious. Next time, I'll order coffee first! It was delicious! Thank you for the meal. I will visit again.

I recently found a restaurant where the food samples outside looked very delicious, so I decided to go. When I went, there were still seats available, but it got crowded later on during lunchtime on weekdays. In addition to the regular menu, they also had a lunch menu with salad, rice, and soup included, and I ordered the hamburger (tax included 1100 yen). The hamburger was thick and had chunks of minced meat, giving it a substantial texture. It was about the size of a fist, so it was quite satisfying. The tomato sauce was rich yet refreshing. It also came with a sunny-side-up egg, which added to the value. They had many classic Western dishes on the menu, so I would like to go back again!

Located in Hiroo, a popular retro Western-style restaurant "Restaurant Konishi" will captivate you with its retro interior and delicious dishes! The B set (pork ginger, salad, soup) for ¥1800 is a great deal. The thinly sliced ginger pork has a strong punch of ginger that pairs perfectly with the rice and tastes amazing. The corn potage has a rich flavor that brings back nostalgic memories. #TokyoGourmet #HirooGourmet #Foodies #FoodTour #FoodPorn #FoodieCommunity #InstaWorthy #Foodstagram #PopularRestaurant #RestaurantKonishi #WesternStyleRestaurant #GingerPork #Dinner #HighlyRatedOnTabelog #MeatStagram

In Ebisu, where there are many mediocre restaurants, this place stands out for being honest and offering good value for money. The pork cutlet and hamburger are delicious. The spaghetti next to the hamburger is also tasty. You can get a large serving of rice for just an extra 50 yen, which is a good deal. The hamburger is fluffy and has a nostalgic, gentle taste that makes you keep eating without stopping!

I had been curious about this place for almost 2 years and finally went there for lunch on Saturday. The interior was filled with wealthy-looking individuals, and if you're dining alone, you'll be seated at the counter. I tried the hamburger lunch set and it was delicious! Next time, I want to try the tonkatsu. It's a beloved restaurant with a loyal family clientele who have been going there for years.

Fried pork cutlet and Club croquettes for 1,100 yen. The fried pork cutlet is served with a slightly tangy ketchup sauce. It's a shame that the breading is a bit heavy. The Club croquettes are like a mushy cream croquette dish. Despite being named "Club," there isn't a distinct crab flavor. Instead, it tastes more like ham. Surprisingly, the ham goes quite well with it.

I visited Restaurant Konishi. The retro Showa era atmosphere of the exterior, signboard, and interior, along with the menu, give off a Western-style eatery vibe! The lunch set with my favorite dishes, hamburger and ham cutlet, along with salad and rice, is just what I needed. It was satisfying. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Consistently delicious. The hamburger is made with care and is quite large. It's very filling!!! The homemade dressing is also amazing and well-prepared. The corn soup that comes with the set is rich and has a Western-style deliciousness. Despite the appearance from the outside, the interior of the restaurant is very clean and that's also a plus point.

This week, I revisited the same restaurant for the third time. I had tried the pork cutlet before, then the hamburger, and this time I tried the pork cutlet again and something called Club Croquette. For lunch, you can choose between the hamburger and the Club Croquette for 1100 yen each. I noticed that every time I come here for lunch, I end up choosing between the pork cutlet and the hamburger. I decided to try the Club Croquette this time, which turned out to be a creamy croquette with ham, similar to a crab croquette. The pork cutlet was tender, and the Club Croquette was delicious. The restaurant has a retro atmosphere and is not too crowded, making it a comfortable place to dine. Although this restaurant is good, I still prefer trying new places. I want to prioritize excitement over just good food. Oh, sorry, that was unrelated. This restaurant is convenient, reasonably priced, and has tasty carrot-flavored dressing.

A shop located along Meiji Street, about halfway between Ebisu and Hiroo. It has a coffee sign, giving it more of a cafe vibe than a restaurant. There are food samples in front of the shop, giving off a sense of long-standing history in the local area. In addition to the daily specials written on the chalkboard, there are also a variety of a la carte dishes that make it hard to decide. --Hamburger with Egg-- I ended up choosing the daily special. First, a potage soup was served. It was not just a token gesture, but a well-made soup that was creamy and delicious. I was honestly surprised by this. It was brought to me in less than 5 minutes. The daily specials are probably prepared in advance, which is why they are served quickly. The hamburger had a simple presentation, with shredded cabbage and lettuce as sides. The homemade dressing that accompanied it was also very well-balanced. The hamburger made with mixed ground meat was hearty and had a moist texture. The sauce had a homey flavor with a hint of acidity. If this shop was nearby, I would definitely find myself stopping by. I would like to try other dishes as well.

I found this restaurant on Tabelog and decided to visit. It was around 1:30 pm and the restaurant was about 80% full. Today's lunch options were "Filet Cutlet & Crab Croquette" and "Hamburger," so I chose the "Filet Cutlet & Crab Croquette." They served corn soup first, and surprisingly, the main dish was served in less than 10 minutes. The presentation had a classic cafe vibe, but the portion size was quite generous. The combination of filet cutlet and demi-glace sauce was delicious. Overall, I was satisfied with the lunch.

I visited Restaurant Konishi, located an 8-minute walk from Ebisu Station (9-minute walk from Hiroo Station). This longstanding Western-style restaurant is situated along Meiji Street, at the midpoint between Ebisu and Hiroo. The charming house-style interior creates a nostalgic and cozy atmosphere. Many famous celebrities have frequented this place, and everything on the menu is sure to impress. I had a hard time deciding, but ultimately ordered the "Napolitan" for ¥1100. This simple dish consists of sweet ketchup with onions, green peppers, and sausage. The simplicity of the dish was surprisingly refreshing and delicious. Konishi is a personal favorite spot that I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

This place has been around for a long time and is a well-known Western-style restaurant that even celebrities have visited. It is located along Meiji Street and is close if you go from the east exit. The retro exterior gives off a nostalgic Showa-era vibe. The menu displayed in the showcase adds to the charm. I was worried they might be closed during the Obon holiday since it's a small individual shop away from the station, but they were open. The retro atmosphere inside is also very calming. What I had that day (including tax): Hamburger and Crab Cream Croquette Set Meal - 1,100 yen. It came with rice, soup, and salad. First, I had the corn soup, served piping hot. It was rich and delicious. The fact that it was corn soup really made it stand out. The hamburger was large and had a nostalgic homemade taste that was very delicious. The crab cream croquette was also tasty. The combination of hamburger and crab cream croquette was fantastic. The homemade carrot dressing on the table was also delicious, and I ended up putting a lot on my food (laughs). These old-fashioned Western-style restaurants are precious, so I hope they continue to do well for a long time. I will visit again.

It's located along Meiji Street, not even a 10-minute walk from Ebisu Station towards Hiroo. It's a Western-style restaurant with a Showa-era atmosphere, serving omurice and iced coffee. Run by an elderly couple, it has an old-fashioned charm that I really like. It's a well-known restaurant where famous people like Katsu Shintaro and Masaharu Fukuyama have visited. I prefer ketchup on my omurice ❤️ The omurice here has a lightly browned egg, not runny or half-cooked, more traditional in style. I also like runny eggs, but I have a soft spot for the thin egg omelette that reminds me of my mom's cooking. So, Konishi's omurice is a perfect match for me. Next time, I'd like to try their pork ginger dish or maybe their hamburger or crab cream croquette. I visited for lunch on a weekday, and it was almost full. It's a comfortable place for solo diners as well.

It's now Sunday at 11:30. I'm waiting for my Western meal at Ebisu Atre. Yes, I'm working on a holiday again today! Let's go back 3 days, also having Western food. It's a bit far, but well, everything else is far too. If you want to eat Western food, this place is a safe bet. Some people don't like Asian or ramen. I went around before 1 PM? Not always with the same people, so I blend in with others. Today's lunch options are pork cutlet or hamburger. The pork cutlet comes with ham salad, so it's a bit different from last time, but maybe they have many daily specials. I didn't pay much attention last time, but the classic and cute atmosphere is nice. The people I went with were happy, saying the place is cute. I had the pork cutlet last time, so this time I chose the hamburger. It comes with a fried egg. The dressing seems homemade, with grated carrots. The hamburger was much better than I expected. It's not too dense, with a good meaty texture, and the sauce is delicious. Rice really gives you the energy to keep going in the afternoon, right? And white rice makes you feel more satisfied. I mean, I like bread and soba too. But rice and meat really hit the spot. The restaurant was crowded when I arrived, but by 1 PM, it was quite empty. At that time, you can relax and enjoy the place even if you come alone.

Located about a 10-minute walk from Ebisu Station, this shop has the following features: 1) It is a teishoku (set meal) restaurant that Fukuyama Masaharu used to visit. As proof, there is Fukuyama Masaharu's autograph inside the shop! Fans of Fukuyama Masaharu should definitely check it out. 2) The teishoku meals are all around 1,000 yen. There are various dishes such as omurice, hamburg steak, hayashi rice, and crab cream croquette. The crab cream croquette was crispy and delicious. 3) The shop is run by an elderly couple and has an old-fashioned teishoku restaurant vibe that is very calming. Highly recommended for fans of Fukuyama Masaharu and Ebisu locals.

I found this restaurant just when I was starting to get hungry in the early afternoon, checked it out on Tabelog, and went in without hesitation. I ordered the pork cutlet lunch set (1,300 yen) and my wife ordered the hamburger steak (1,200 yen). The pork cutlet was tender with a crispy coating, and the tomato sauce was delicious, leaving me very satisfied. My wife's hamburger steak had a great beefy flavor and was very tasty. It's a restaurant that makes you want to come back again.