Dropped in for lunch. As you all know, I’m trying to lose weight. Came here looking for healthy food. Went in believing fish has zero calories. I hadn’t been here before. Sat at the counter and ordered a large tuna bowl. Since it’s zero, even a large portion is zero. It arrived without much waiting. First, a bite of tuna. It’s marinated tuna. Delicious. No soy sauce or anything needed. There’s no wasabi either, so nothing gets in the way. I lift the bowl and shovel it down. Partway through, I remember the egg and turn it into a tuna bowl with raw egg! Of course this is going to taste good. I shovel it down again. At a speed that practically says tuna bowls are all about how smoothly they go down. How much time had passed? It felt like an instant. Even my memory of eating is hazy, but the bowl is empty. I look at the person beside me who came along, and they’re still beating their egg. Is space-time warped…? Ah, just a moment ago, there was a tuna bowl here too. Sipping miso soup, I suppress the feeling that I could still eat more. It certainly wasn’t a small portion, but my fullness signals couldn’t even catch up. That’s how delicious it was. The other dishes interest me too, but next time I’ll probably eat this fleeting tuna bowl again. Thank you for the meal.

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1200円 for lunch is a little expensive, but if you consider it payment for the chef’s skill, it’s cheap, and his ability is unquestionable. There’s a strong possibility that tuna may no longer be available to eat, so when you want a rich, silky tuna bowl, it’s 「弥市」~!

It isn’t worth the price. It was on the same level as an ordinary set-meal restaurant.

The fish is crispy and delicious. The tuna is consistently good too

At lunch they serve delicious tuna bowls and other dishes at reasonable prices. It fills up quickly at lunchtime.