This is a shop full of women inside Futako-Tamagawa Station. I have always loved the taste of their lobster bisque, which is said to be the most popular. I had it for the first time in a while, and it was really good. Many people seem to order the set of two soups and rice for 1000 yen, which does seem like a good deal.

Located inside Futako-Tamagawa Station near Tokyu Store, this restaurant offers soups and curries. Today, I ordered the original curry rice from the counter and it was served quickly. The curry, which included beans, was delicious with well-seasoned rice. Takeout is also available. Next time, I want to try ordering the soup and curry set. The restaurant also sells curry in retort pouches.

The lemon cold curry was delicious, but it got a little boring. The okra was also included and tasty. The eggplant version had lots of vegetables mixed in and was sweet, which might be good for those who like sweet flavors. For me, it was too sweet and heavy.

There wasn't a cafe inside Futakotamagawa Station, right? I came back after a long time, feeling like a complete newbie in Futakotamagawa where I used to live. I went in to wait for a friend at a store that seemed like a combination of Tokyu and Soup Stock. I remember there being a bookstore or a Starbucks instead... I was planning to order a specific menu item, but it was sold out. I thought about waiting inside, but decided to go for coffee instead. I love the lobster bisque, but it seems everyone orders the delicious items... Even though they were saying it was sold out, I saw people saying "No, I'll take it!" and then getting it from nearby stores. I think I remember seeing that at Rise... When I ordered black coffee, they said it would take about 5 minutes. Maybe because everyone else is ordering soup, coffee isn't as popular? But maybe that's why they prepare freshly brewed coffee. Lucky me. The back of the store was warm with good heating. Even though I only ordered coffee, they also provided water and brought it to me on a tray. It's nice. I usually don't write reviews, but this kind of service makes me think "I'll come back again"... Thank you for the meal.

I missed lunch, so I stopped by Soup Stock for a quick meal while transferring trains. It's convenient to have a place to eat inside the station in times like these. I had the "Thai-style porridge with pork and soft-boiled egg," which is an adaptation of a Thai joke porridge. I was surprised to find that the pork was in meatball form, making it easy to eat. The porridge series at Soup Stock is made from scratch with broth and raw rice. It's very delicious.

Tokyo Samgyetang is a chicken soup with rice inside, so it's more like a porridge or a rice soup. I tried it thinking it would be like porridge, but there's not much rice in it. The chicken is shredded and there's plenty of it, so it's quite filling. I thought it might have a more medicinal taste, but it's actually very easy to drink. It seems like this Tokyo Samgyetang is a chicken soup with a Samgyetang-like flavor that is more accessible to the general public.

Even late at night, I still get hungry. Dinner at 9pm is late for me. I wish it could be finished by 8pm, but that's just a wish. When it's past 9pm and I haven't had dinner yet, I want to finish it before going home. There are various options like izakaya or night cafes, but I'm not familiar with Futako Tamagawa, so I couldn't think of anything. My beloved Soba restaurant is already closed... but luckily, Soup Stock still had time. I'm grateful! It's cold, so I'll have a gentle soup. I ordered the soup with 8 kinds of vegetables and chicken. I saw it on their website, but what is this? I thought it was like minestrone, but a bit lighter maybe? I enjoyed the gentle flavor. Zucchini, lettuce, tomato, eggplant, bell pepper... hmm, only 5 are listed. It was cooked until tender, the lettuce was crisp, the meat was tender, and it was delicious. I checked the website to confirm, and it said red and yellow bell peppers, can't they be together?

I was in a rush today from the morning, first going to a beauty salon in Jiyugaoka and then heading to Futako for a movie. I felt like having caramel popcorn at the theater, but I was worried it might make me feel sick, so I went to Soup Stock in the station building, which is connected to a bookstore. Even though I always plan to try something different, I end up ordering the same thing every time - "Lobster Bisque." It's so rich and delicious. I always crave soup in cold weather. I also ordered their "Stone Oven Bread," which is crispy on the outside and soft and moist on the inside. It's quite tasty. I like how they pay attention to both the soup and the side dishes. However, one piece of bread is not enough with the soup. The bread is so delicious that I finished it too quickly in the first half... Thank you for the meal!

At Futako-Tamagawa Station, there is a Soup Stock inside. I decided to quickly eat in because the soup of the day was one that I had never tried before. I ordered the "Sweet Potato and Brown Sugar Milk Soup" for 500 yen (tax included). I love Soup Stock's soups because they always have various beans and corn in them.

I visited the restaurant alone in the afternoon on a regular day. It's really convenient when you're in a hurry! It is located next to a bookstore inside Futako-Tamagawa Station. This time, I tried a set of curry and cold soup, perfect for enjoying in the scorching heat. The curry included pork belly and pork vindaloo - it was not very spicy, but I prefer a bit more spice. The pickled cauliflower and onion served on the side were delicious. The soup was a cold soup made of corn and sweet potatoes - it was lighter than I expected. Both the corn and sweet potatoes didn't overpower each other, making it a suitable soup for the summer. I was full after enjoying the soup and iced tea - a great way to stay hydrated during the hot season!

It's been a while since I last had it, but the tomato gazpacho-like dish is delicious!

Next to the bookstore, it seemed a bit intimidating to enter, so I had never been inside before. However, once I actually went in, I found that the dining area is located towards the back, allowing you to enjoy your meal without worrying about the customers in the bookstore.

To Soup Stock Tokyo in Futakotamagawa:

I personally really like it. It's easy to eat quickly, delicious, and has a wide variety of options.

Visited alone on a weekday afternoon. Located next to a bookstore in the station, I wanted a light meal, so I ordered the black sesame and spicy soup set with a drink. The spicy soup was rich and delicious. It had plenty of soft ingredients, making it suitable even for older people. I added a hojicha latte for an extra 100 yen. The total was 1000 yen with change, but it might not be filling enough for those with a big appetite. I'd like to go back during the curry promotion to enjoy a variety of curries.

Visited during the weekend lunchtime. The location is inside Futakotamagawa Station on the Tokyu Denentoshi Line and Oimachi Line. There is a Book First right next to it. I had noticed the smell before, but the inside of the shop was a bit hard to see, so I had never been there. When I actually went, the interior was not very spacious and had many counter seats. The two-person seats were high stools, so it's not a place where you stay for a long time, and there were no people working on their laptops. It is connected to the neighboring Book First, but it was stated that bringing in products before payment is prohibited. When you arrive at the shop, if it's not for takeout, secure your seat first. There is a "seat reservation card" at the entrance of the shop, so take it and place it on an empty seat when you head to the customer seat. This way, you can secure your seat and then proceed to order. I chose the curry and soup set (1,180 yen). For the soup, I asked for the "Green Potage with Edamame and Soy Milk." It came with a soft drink, so I chose the "3 types of apple juice." I was a bit surprised because I somehow imagined a cold soup from the menu name, "Green Potage." However, when I tried it, it had a rich taste as if the edamame was condensed, and it seemed to be competing with the taste of the ingredients. Personally, I prefer a slightly more refreshing finish, but I could still enjoy it. The curry was Keema, delicately seasoned and very mild. It had a good aroma, and it was quite delicious. I went with my wife, and as far as I could tell, the female ratio during our stay was 100%. Stylish guys are welcome, but it might be a bit challenging for middle-aged men. They are the ones who should really try this healthy option...