I ate Sukiya's "pork ginger-grilled rice bowl". A simple menu of thinly sliced pork with ginger on rice. The taste was a bowl of "ginger-grilled set meal" as it was, and the taste was just right from the name.

The price is 550 yen (tax included). Waiting time is not much different from beef bowl. The pork on the bowl is sprinkled with sesame seeds, and when you bring your nose closer, ginger scents and makes you appetite.


When you pick up a chopstick and bring it to your mouth, the refreshing ginger enhances the taste of the fat of the pork, and it goes well with the onion that leaves a crispy and chewy texture.

The ginger-grilled set meal itself that you eat in a bowl. The sauce, which is made by adding oyster sauce and white pepper to the secret flavor, is soaked in rice and can be used without meat. When I was busy moving my chopsticks and scratching them, I quickly got tired of them.


In addition, it seems that it is delicious to sprinkle mayonnaise for an additional 30 yen, but this time it will be sent off. I was fully satisfied with the simple and familiar flavor.