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Monthly Nihonbashi July issue special feature "Lunch at Nihonbashi" I went to Anbei Kappo cuisine

　　I read the monthly Nihonbashi every month for fun.

The cover is a work by artist Ado Mizumori.

I love it because it is depicted with a bright and light touch of the girl dreaming.

In the July issue, "Special Feature Lunch at Nihonbashi" is published.


Recommended lunches from 32 famous restaurants in Muromachi, Honmachi, Honishi-cho, Kofune-cho, Ningyocho, Kyobashi, Kakigara-cho, Yaesu and Kodemmacho are introduced with beautiful photos and prices along with beautiful photos.

There were 17 shops that I had never been to before.

I went to "Kappo cuisine Anbei" with this monthly Nihonbashi July issue.

 

Kappo cuisine Anbei looks delicious with handmade taste Tenmura and oden.

Kappo cuisine Anbei went to Anbei Kappo cuisine, a special feature on the July issue of the monthly Nihonbashi “Lunch in Nihonbashi”

　With the name "Anbei", many people think of Yasubee Horibe. When I was in Osaka for about 6 years, there was a yakiniku "Anbei" shop at JR Nishi-Kujo Station, which is now close to USJ, and it was a delicious shop with my husband and wife.

Because it is the same name as such a favorite people, and sometimes when I passed in front of the shop, I looked at the menu and price, and it was a shop that I wanted to go all the time.

　Today, I ordered a set meal.　The two neighbors also had a set meal. The woman on the left was ordered a "Oden set meal" that was well soaked in taste.

　There were two shrimp, my favorite kiss, and three kinds of vegetables, "Tamara set meal" that I provided soon.

It was delicious with miso soup, small bowl, and new incense.

 

The interior of Anbei's store is relaxed.

　The interior of the store on the first floor is 6 counter seats, X2 for 4 table seats, and X2 for 4 tatami mats. There are four young men, two women, and two women who can have a relaxing meal and come with friends, so you may like a cheap feeling.

When I stood up to make a bill, a woman in the counter came to greet me.　When I entered the store, a woman with long flax hair brought me tea right away. Even at the time of the bill, I responded with a smile and greeted "I'll come again" and left the shop.

 

Posts: There was a night menu outside, and it says "3 to 5 people with private rooms, 14 to 15 people".

　If you look at the website, there are seats on the second floor, so you can respond to group customers.　Please ask the Japanese restaurant Anbei for that section.