I ate Sukiya's "Dry Tomaleta Gyudon". A plate of raw lettuce chopped in beef bowl, topped with crispy, sprinkled with tomato sauce and sprinkled with cheese. Reminiscent of taco rice.

The price is 500 yen (tax included). It was said that a soft-boiled egg was recommended as an additional topping, but this time I will order it as it is.


The bowl with bright green and red arrived without waiting too much. According to the menu description, the sauce contains Cajun spice, cayenne pepper, oregano, etc. Sukiya himself says that it is "spicy like tacos", so it seems that it is not a mistake to feel like taco rice.


When I scoop it up with a spoon and eat it, the strong taste of tomato and cheese makes lettuce and beef together without junk. Although it has plenty of raw vegetables, it doesn't look like a salad, and it has the impression that it is solid. I want to write more and more. The menu name says dry, but it's not so hot compared to toppings such as kimchi. The taste is accented with a little bit of chili.

Even if it's normal, the rice is generous enough, so if you want to get rid of your hunger, you should choose the mini size (440 yen).