I visited on a regular night. Lucky to be able to enter without waiting. I ordered demi-glace with hash beef-like dish and an omelette rice with burrata inside. Also, a bottle of Asahi Super Dry beer. The inside of the omelette rice was packed with buttery rice and delicious. I chose the M size, which was equivalent to about 2.7 bowls of rice. A calorie bomb for sure. But delicious. The egg was creamy, and I was impressed by the quality of it. Personally, I felt the M size was a bit too much, but I ended up finishing it because it was so tasty! It's mostly self-service, with customer service similar to fast food, but it's the best place to go for a quick and delicious omelette rice. Likelihood of revisiting: ◯ Visit rating: 3.0

I used it for lunch. I chose the Hayashi Cream Omurice SS size lunch set. I forgot to take a picture, but it came with a mini salad for 1309 yen. I thought the SS size might be a bit small, but it's good for those with small appetites. I wasn't very hungry at the time, so it was just right for me, but when I'm feeling energetic, I think the S size would be better. It was very delicious, but I didn't like how close the seats were to each other. When the person next to me got up, they would bump into me. The taste was good though. The cost performance is average. They have various types of omurice, so I will visit again.

I visited the restaurant alone at night. I ordered using the touch panel and it was mostly self-service. Today, I had a mozzarella cheese tomato sauce omelette rice. I also got a drink and all-you-can-eat ice cream. The ice cream included two types similar to Yukimi Daifuku and an ice bar. The SS size omelette rice was just right.

You can usually get a seat without waiting around 6pm on weekdays. I wanted to order the popular large size omelette rice at this chain restaurant, but they had to stop serving it due to a shortage of eggs caused by bird flu. I used a trick to order the small and medium sizes instead. The taste was still great as always, and I finished it quickly. Hopefully next time they will have the large size available!

On the 8th floor of Yodobashi Akiba, the once bustling restaurant floor with 30 stores has now become noticeably empty due to the coronavirus pandemic, with only 22 stores currently in operation. The empty spaces have been opened up as seating areas for customers. One of the new additions is Pom no Ki, a creative omurice specialty store opened in November 2022 by Pom Food Co., which is expanding nationwide. The menu features a variety of omurice and spaghetti dishes. I visited the restaurant alone around 9 pm on a weekday. I was guided to an available seat by a female staff member and then it was self-service from there. I had to get my own water, utensils, and wet towel from the drink corner due to the narrow space between tables. I ordered the Omupasta Combo (1,298 yen), where you can choose omurice and pasta. I opted for the classic ketchup sauce omurice and mozzarella cheese tomato sauce pasta. Both dishes were decent but lacked a bit of depth in flavor. It felt like they were missing something compared to omurice from old family restaurants. With that, I have now completed my tour of the Yodobashi Akiba 8th-floor restaurant area!

You can usually walk in around 6pm without having to wait for a seat. I've been curious about this omelette rice chain restaurant for a while and finally made my first visit. The portion size is quite generous and there are plenty of flavors to choose from. It can be a bit pricey, but it's a great place to eat until you're full. Highly recommended!

Pom no Ki is an omurice specialty restaurant commonly found in large commercial facilities. I visited the branch at Yodobashi Camera in Akihabara and noticed that they offer two types of curry sauce. I decided to try one of them and went with the Japanese curry sauce, which came with a tonkatsu topping. The menu also mentioned an Indian curry sauce, which seemed to be for butter chicken curry. I found the tonkatsu on the omurice to be larger than expected, and the curry tasted just as I had imagined. The omurice itself was wrapped in a fluffy omelette, not topped with a fluffy omelette as I had initially thought. The portion sizes were quite generous, even for the smallest size (SS).

Yodobashi Camera, a representative facility in Akihabara, has seen its restaurant floor become less crowded recently, resulting in fewer people stopping by to eat. Now, bookstores like Yurindo and Tower Records on the same floor have closed down. So, after doing some shopping at the last Yurindo store, I decided to check out this restaurant that had taken over the tenant space on the restaurant floor. The name of the restaurant is "Pom no Ki Yodobashi Akiba Store." It's a creative omurice (omelette rice) place, and as a fan of eggs, I naturally love omurice too. I was seated by a staff member and checked out the menu, which had a variety of options from classic omurice to creative omurice dishes. I noticed that they also had curry-based omurice dishes like "Cheese Curry Sauce Omurice" and "Pom Pork Cutlet Curry Sauce Omurice," as well as Indian curry options like "Butter Chicken Curry Omurice" and "Butter Chicken Curry Omurice with Stracciatella." They even had a "Baked Curry Omurice Doria" on the menu. After deciding on my order, I had to choose the size of the omurice. They had a visual guide on the table with sizes ranging from SS, S, M, to L. I went with the M size, thinking it was the regular size, but later realized that S was the standard size. I ordered the "Pom Pork Cutlet Curry Sauce Omurice (M)" for 1,969 yen, which was a hearty and satisfying dish. The omurice island floating in a sea of curry sauce, topped with a substantial pork cutlet, was a delight for someone like me who loves eggs, curry, and meat. The curry sauce was as expected, and the pork cutlet was larger than I had imagined, providing a good amount of satisfaction. Inside the egg was butter rice, and although they offered options like minced rice, ketchup rice, and Japanese-style rice, it seemed that the curry dishes came with butter rice. Even though the M size was sufficient for me, I look forward to trying the massive L size next time with a bigger appetite! Thank you for the meal!

I watched a YouTube channel and felt like eating omurice, so I came here. The taste is a bit too sweet. The portion size is normal for a medium. It's good that you have to get your own spoon, but the location is far away. The layout seems to prioritize ordering drinks first.

I visited Pom no Ki, a new restaurant in Yodobashi Akiba. They offer the option to choose the type of rice for your omurice, which affects the flavor. I tried the standard demiglace sauce with minced rice, while my partner chose curry sauce. The curry was not as flavorful as expected, but the demiglace sauce was delicious. It was a bit confusing to decide on the portion size, and having to get your own spoon was a bit inconvenient. It would have been nice to have some guidance or assistance with that.

A new omurice restaurant opened last month on the restaurant floor above Yodobashi Akiba. While there were many vacant shops due to the coronavirus at one point, recently new stores have been gradually opening up. This particular restaurant offers a wide variety of omurice options, making it difficult to choose. I decided to order their famous hayashi sauce omurice and mentaiko cream pasta set, which seemed like a good deal. The omurice comes in four sizes: SS, S, M, and L, each indicating the amount of rice and number of eggs used. For the set, it was the SS size. As for the taste, the pasta, despite being labeled as cream, didn't have much creaminess. It was just average, nothing special. Perhaps pasta was not the best choice after all. The omurice, on the other hand, lacked impact. It was just regular rice inside, not chicken rice or anything special. I later found out that there were options for ketchup rice and butter rice, which I regret not trying. The ordering system on the tablet was a bit inconvenient, as you had to navigate back to see additional options. Usually, I prefer when recommended items are highlighted. Overall, even though it was affordable, it was a bit disappointing.

I prefer ketchup rice! With so many menu options, it's hard to decide! At the specialty omurice restaurant "Pom no Ki," we offer around 40 different types of omurice and are always working on developing new omurice dishes. Why not try finding your favorite from our wide variety of omurice options?

I visited Pom no Ki for the first time. I ordered ketchup rice, but a different kind of rice was served. When I mentioned to the staff that this doesn't seem like ketchup rice, they insisted that it was. It tasted different, but it was still good, so I just went with it. I've only ever had ketchup rice before, so I couldn't tell what kind of rice was served. The drink bar provides drinks in large cups. The interior of the restaurant felt hastily put together, and there was a smell of sewage, giving an impression of uncleanliness.

I used my paid vacation day to have lunch on a weekday. I ordered the classic omurice and it was delicious.

I used this restaurant for lunch while shopping on Saturday. I had the hamburger topping, the service was a bit slow, the customer service was okay, and the taste was average. It was good that I could choose from various sizes and toppings.