A meat bar in Tsukiji! It is very clean and you can purchase tickets for 5 pieces/2500 yen or 10 pieces/5000 yen! The dish of choice is smoked bacon from Murakami, Niigata Prefecture! The flavor is strong and goes well with beer! The other dishes also looked very delicious! Will definitely come back! ( ^ω^ )

I went to a real meat bar with a friend for lunch. We ordered tonkatsu and salad chicken lunch plates, shared them, and both dishes were really delicious. The tonkatsu was thick, juicy, and so tender that I had never eaten such tender meat before, so I was really surprised. I want to go back at night next time.

I used it for lunch! The barrel tables are cute and the atmosphere of the shop is very nice. Pets are also allowed to enter, and there were very cute dogs as well. For lunch, my friend and I shared the limited 3 servings of tonkatsu and steamed chicken lunch plate. The tonkatsu was very thick but tender, and I was impressed that it was easy to chew without cutting it. The steamed chicken was also firm and very delicious, recommended for those who are health-conscious!

I ordered curry for lunch. It had chunks of chicken and a deep, mildly spicy sauce. The salad was fresh and piled high. It was just the right amount of filling and gave me energy for the afternoon! The staff were kind and had a bright, calm atmosphere in the restaurant. Thank you for the meal! (*´-`)♪

Even at night, the restaurant was lively and I had been curious about it for a while! I went early to try their lunch menu with the thick tonkatsu plate that I had been wanting to eat! The interior of the restaurant was clean and had a nice atmosphere. The staff who assisted us were very kind! The long-awaited tonkatsu was really incredibly thick! It was even more than I had imagined! However, the meat was tender and delicious (๑>◡<๑) This is... I will definitely want to eat it again! I will go back again!!!

Platt, today's lunch was a stroll around Tsukiji Station. When you exit from Exit 1 of the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Tsukiji Station, turn right onto Shintomi-cho, walk a little, and you will reach a traffic light in front of Tsukiji Honganji Temple. Instead of crossing this traffic light, turn right immediately and continue straight until you reach another traffic light at Tsukiji 7-chome. Cross this traffic light, turn right, walk a little on Kyoryuchi Chuo-dori towards Tsukiji 6-chome signal, then turn left at the first intersection, walk straight ahead, and on your right before the end, you will find the restaurant "Honma no Niku Bar" where I visited today. I entered the restaurant at 11:45 on a weekday. There were no other customers inside. A male staff member welcomed me and showed me to a table on the left side after entering the entrance. I looked at the menu to decide what to order. The lunch menu included limited daily specials such as the "Exquisite! Thick Pork Cutlet Plate" for 1,500 yen, and regular items like the "Ginger-flavored Pork Loin Ginger Plate" for 1,000 yen. I was interested in the "Exquisite! Thick Pork Cutlet Plate," but it was already sold out, so I ordered the "Ginger-flavored Pork Loin Ginger Plate" instead. After a 15-minute wait, the "Ginger-flavored Pork Loin Ginger Plate" was served. The plate included "Ginger-flavored Pork Loin," shredded cabbage, rice, and a cup of soup. The pork loin was tender with a hint of ginger in the sauce, making it delicious and easy to eat. The soup was a slightly salty seaweed soup. I enjoyed the meal, especially combining the pork loin with rice and having the cabbage with two types of dressing. I finished the meal with the soup. It was a satisfying experience in a clean restaurant. Thank you for the meal. - Q-chan

While out walking my dog, I came across a shop that allows dogs inside, so I decided to stop by. It's rare to find a place nearby where you can dine with your dog indoors, so I was very grateful. I had the limited quantity tonkatsu lunch, which was thick and juicy, and very delicious. Some women might find the portion a bit large. The dishes are made of warm wood, which adds a nice touch. They also serve alcohol at night, so I would like to visit again. Thank you for the meal!

I had my first lunch at this restaurant a short walk from the west end of Katsunokohashi towards St. Luke's, where I tried the "Soy Meat Hamburger Loco Moco Style Plate" for ¥1,000. The tangy tomato-based sauce was delicious and it was a healthy dish with a small portion of rice (ordered). Next time, I would like to try the limited edition "Extra Thick Pork Loin Cutlet" which is limited to 10 servings.

I visited this restaurant for lunch twice and also for dinner a few times. I will share my lunch experience here. I was curious about the weekday lunch menu and decided to visit. It seemed like the menu had just been renewed. I was torn between the curry and ginger pork, but I ended up choosing the visually appealing thick tonkatsu plate, which is limited to 3 servings per day. I don't usually eat tonkatsu because it requires a lot of effort to chew and finish, so I was a bit nervous. When it arrived, it was thicker than I had imagined, with the meat packed tightly. I thought it might be too much, but it turned out to be incredibly tender, and I easily finished it without any trouble. (Later, the manager told me they cook it at low temperature). It was very filling, and I was beyond full by the end! The person I went with had the salad chicken plate, which also had a huge amount of vegetables and chicken. I also recently tried their curry, but I didn't take any photos, so I will visit again and share my experience. (The chicken curry was delicious with lots of chicken pieces!)

Lunch and dinner are both available, which is rare in Tsukiji! It was a meat bar that I really enjoyed♪ The gizzards, which I love, were firm and went well with lemon sour!! The steak was also satisfying to eat♪ It's a place where you can come alone or with friends on a whim! The interior is calming and the staff are bright and kind (´∀｀*) It was very delicious! Thank you very much♪

This is a standing bar with a bright atmosphere that serves delicious meat dishes! I was surprised to find a meat restaurant in Tsukiji! You purchase tickets upon entering the shop and use them to order both drinks and food. Each ticket costs 500 yen. You can order steak, gyoza, thick bacon, and other teppanyaki dishes or special menu items by using multiple tickets. Teppanyaki dishes take a bit of time to prepare, so if you order them first, they will arrive just as you are getting into a lively conversation. The shop has a homely atmosphere where locals also gather, perhaps influenced by the Tsukiji neighborhood. It's easy to strike up a conversation and make friends with other customers after a few greetings and cheers. They also offer weekday lunches, so if you're in Tsukiji and craving meat, this is a place I would recommend to my friends.

I ordered a pound of bacon and it was a huge portion and very delicious! The dumplings were also generously filled and were perfect with drinks.

I finally visited the restaurant in Tsukiji that I had been curious about for a while. I went during lunchtime and the restaurant with glass walls felt open and relaxing. The staff were friendly, and I heard that many people come alone. I heard they also open for dinner, so I'm thinking of trying it next time!

This is a bar with a ticket prepayment system. Since it is ticket-based, it makes settling the bill easy and any remaining balance can be carried over. They use domestically sourced bacon and ham, which were delicious! Their bar menu, including potatoes, fried chicken, and salads, is all tasty. They also have limited-time menu items, so you won't get bored. They offer a variety of drinks, including cocktails, wine, and sake. You can freely drink water from a water server. The large tables with barrels create a nice atmosphere. Whether you prefer standing or sitting, you can enjoy your drink in this bar. It tends to get crowded, making it more of a standing bar. When I visited, it seemed like half of the customers were locals and the other half were first-time visitors. The atmosphere is friendly, making it easy for individuals or groups to enjoy. They also serve lunch, so if you're nearby, it's worth a visit.

I was curious and entered the glass-walled store. It was nice to see neighborhood dogs and their owners playing as dogs are allowed inside. The drink system with tickets is great for those who don't drink much.

I recommend the chicken gizzard! The restaurant has a glass exterior and there are regular customers inside, so it can be nerve-wracking to enter, but the staff are friendly and will talk to you, so you can feel at ease.

The restaurant has glass walls, making it easy to see inside from outside and inviting to enter. It operates on a ticket system, making prices clear and checkout quick and easy. The close proximity between customers creates a friendly atmosphere where it's easy to strike up conversations.

I heard that the food is really delicious because it is made by a chef who used to work at a French restaurant! I will definitely come back! ✨

Finally got to eat it! Limited to 3 servings, the super thick tonkatsu plate! It's so delicious! Personally, I recommend eating it with salt!

The atmosphere is very cozy and welcoming, making it easy for even solo diners to feel comfortable. I liked that all drinks are priced at 500 yen, making it easy to enjoy a quick drink. The steak and appetizers were also delicious!