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　In October 2017, a Japanese restaurant opened in the back alley of Ningyocho. The name of the shop is "Tara" (Tara). It seems that the long-established store "Yaesu Toyoda" founded in 1913 was opened as the first second store. The owner of "Tara" here is the wife of the fourth generation owner of "Yaesu Toyoda".

　I often use it for lunch because I work near my office. This time, we talked about the story while having lunch.

　First of all, I was worried about the store name "Tara" (Tara). Actually, I found that there was a Peruvian dish "Romosaltard" in the lunch menu, which is rare for a Japanese restaurant, and it was a pinch.

　May Rain George, I was hooked on Peru Bolivia's folk music, Folklore, when I was a student. I dreamed of a trip to Central and South America someday while watching the world map. So I missed it and remembered TALARA, a port town in northern Peru. I wondered if I asked my husband. "Oh, this is the first customer to know the name of the city of Peru!"

　In any case, the owner's husband (the owner of "Yaesu Toyoda") spent his childhood at TALARA in Peru, and it seems that the memories were put in the store name. Therefore, it also offers dishes that add a little Peruvian taste to the taste of the long-established "Toyoda".

　I've been to Central and South America restaurants in Ginza, but it's nice to have Peruvian cuisine at nearby shops and Japanese restaurants.

▲Ginger-yaki set meal with pork shoulder loin (1000 yen) (left) and fried chicken set meal (1000 yen)

▲Assorted set meal (1200 yen) (left) and sashimi set meal (1200 yen)

　In addition, there are also mackerel miso set meal (1000 yen), beef fin bite steak and shrimp fried set meal (1800 yen). All of them are highly satisfying and delicious dishes.

　This time, I received my second "Lomosaltard". Lomosaltard is one of the traditional Peruvian dishes, fried beef fin meat, onions, french fries and tomatoes. It's a dish that uses Asian seasonings such as soy sauce, so I think it's good for Japanese people. It seems to be a "cultural mixed dish" made under the influence of Chinese who moved to Peru.

▲Wheelchairs are also acceptable in the toilet. Also, it is compatible with ostomates!

　The shop is also attentive to wheelchair customers, and when entering the store, there are three ladders corresponding to the steps. In addition, the toilet is also available in wheelchairs.

　In addition, the toilet is designed for ostomates (people who are building colostomy and artificial bladder).

　It seems natural, but I think it is a wonderful consideration because there are still few shops dealing with people with disabilities. From this, you can see that all the dishes served are loving and full of hospitality.

　If you're thinking about lunch in Ningyocho, it's one of the shops that you should keep in mind. And we recommend that you try the Peruvian lunch "Romosaltard" once.

　I'd like to visit you next time.

　Do you have Peruvian alcohol?

[Store name] Ningyocho Tara

Address: 2-25-3, Nihonbashiningyocho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

【TEL】 03-6661-6050

Access 2-minute walk from Exit A3 of Ningyocho Station on the Hibiya Line.

Business hours <Mon-Fri> 11:30-14:00 (LO 13:30), 17:30-22:30 (LO 21:30).

※Open every Friday until 3:00 a.m. (LO 2:00)

<Saturday> 17:00～22:00（LO 21:00）

[Regular Holidays] Day, holiday, 2nd and 4th Saturday

[Homepage] https://www.talara.tokyo/