Visited on Saturday at 12:30 PM. The restaurant was not full, but customers were coming in one after another. I ordered the hamburger and kiss fry set for 1,000 yen. It took about 10 minutes for the food to be served. The demi-glace sauce on the hamburger was rich. Under the kiss fry, there was macaroni salad and tomato. The taste was average, but it's recommended for those who want a hearty meal. They were very attentive in refilling my water. I paid with PayPay at the end.

Hidden in the back alleys of Tsukiji, "TSUKIJI Beer Wine Dining Inoue Shoten" is a casual European-style restaurant that I found when searching for a hamburger lunch. Located just a 3-minute walk from Tsukiji Station on the Hibiya Line, the restaurant has a casual atmosphere with high counters in the center surrounded by tables. The warm wood interior and rhythmic jazz piano create a cozy European beer and wine bar vibe. With around 30 seats on the second floor, the place quickly fills up during lunchtime, showcasing its popularity. The lunch menu offers daily specials and regular items, including: - Daily Hamburger Lunch: 1,000 yen - Daily Chicken Lunch: 1,000 yen - Omelette Rice: 800 yen - Pork Cutlet Curry: 900 yen - Shrimp & Cod Fry Curry: 1,000 yen - Hamburger Curry: 1,000 yen Additional toppings like shrimp fry (300 yen) or minced cutlet (300 yen) are available, and you can also opt for extra rice for 300 yen. I decided to try the following dish without hesitation: - Daily Hamburger Lunch: 1,000 yen Hamburger and pork fillet with shiso and cheese sandwiched between fried rice or bread, served with salad The dish arrived in just 10 minutes, featuring a prominent cutlet alongside the hamburger. The demi-glace sauce coated the hamburger beautifully, and with each bite, the savory sauce complemented the sweet juices of the meat, creating a harmonious flavor. The crispy cutlet with creamy cheese and fragrant shiso unexpectedly stole the show, enhancing the overall dining experience. The generous salad added a nice balance to the meal. The attentive staff efficiently managed both the first and second floors, providing excellent service. Although the food took a bit longer to be served, the popularity of the "Daily Hamburger" among customers was evident. The restaurant's success lies in its well-balanced set lunch that effortlessly satisfies your Western food cravings. With its combination of hamburgers and side dishes, TSUKIJI Beer Wine Dining Inoue Shoten is a must-visit spot in Tsukiji. TSUKIJI Beer Wine Dining Inoue Shoten Address: 2-8-4 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Phone: 03-3545-3933 Business Hours: 11:30-14:00, 17:00-23:00 (until 22:00 on Saturdays) Closed on Sundays and holidays Stay Duration: 30 minutes Total Bill: 1,000 yen including tax Visited: Weekday afternoon, no waiting

Today's lunch was at a restaurant that was missing from my food log post. I had the "Hamburger Lunch" for ¥1,000 and added a side of "Omelette" for ¥100. The lunch included a hamburger and thinly sliced beef steak cooked in the oven, along with plenty of vegetables. It was a great value for the price, and I would recommend adding the omelette as well.

I had been wanting to visit this restaurant for a while. I arrived before 12:00 and ordered the lunch special, which was limited to 17 servings per day, consisting of hamburg steak and pork cutlet. While waiting, more and more people started coming in. The lunch menu finally arrived 15 minutes later. I thought it was a bit slow, but I couldn't resist my hunger and ate it right away. The hamburg steak was delicious, no complaints there. However, the pork cutlet would have been better with some salt. The soup was served first, so I should have eaten it while it was still warm. There are many lunch options available, so next time I will try a different menu.

"TSUKIJI Beer & Wine Shokudo Inoue Shoten is a dining bar/ Western-style bar located near Tsukiji Station and Tsukiji Market. They offer a lunch menu with options like curry, curry with pork cutlet, hamburger steak, sauteed chicken, pasta, and more for around 1000 yen. It's a great choice if you're looking for Western food for lunch."

At the bar counter, I had the Pork Cutlet Curry at Tsukiji Beer & Wine Dining Inoue Shoten. The place has a stylish atmosphere, and it seems to transform into a bar at night. The curry had just the right amount of kick, and the cutlet was crispy. #InoueShoten #TsukijiGourmet #PorkCutletCurry #Curry

Located just a 2-minute walk from Tsukiji Station, "TSUKIJI Beer Wine Dining Inoue Shoten" is nestled in a corner where various eateries can be found. The exterior of the building resembles a Swiss chalet bar. Formerly known for Chiba-san's famous cutlet curry, "Ginza Swiss," the restaurant has now been renovated and rebranded. I stopped by for a second round tonight. [TSUKIJI Beer Wine for Second Round] *Comments are in the photos. ◆ Mixed nuts ◆ Potato salad ◆ Highball with square ice ◆ Barley shochu highball There has been a noticeable increase in bars around Shintomicho and Tsukiji, close to Ginza. The staff at the restaurant are friendly, and the lunch crowd is lively. Thank you for the meal. I will visit again.

I visited a restaurant near Shintomicho Station during the day. It is close to Tsukiji Station as well. I think there used to be a different restaurant here, but it has been replaced by this one. It seemed like they took over the previous tenant's space. When I entered, I was led to the second floor. The first floor only had counter seats, but the second floor had table seats. I chose to sit at the counter facing the window. I ordered the Hamburg Curry for 1,000 yen. They also had options like Omelette Curry, Shrimp & Cod Fry Curry, Chicken Saute, Chicken Karaage Lunch, and Meat Sauce Spaghetti, a total of 9 choices. The food arrived fairly quickly. Since there didn't seem to be a staff member stationed on the second floor, it must be quite challenging for them. The curry had few ingredients, with a large hamburger patty on top. The taste was not bad. Thank you for the meal.

For lunch on this day, I visited Inoue Shoten for the first time in a while. I really wanted to have curry here! So, I ordered the Hamburg Curry (1,000 yen including tax) with less rice. The curry sauce, with a different richness compared to Kitchen Swiss, was delicious. The hamburg, though small, was juicy and not dry like the ones you find at curry shops. It had a more Western-style taste, which was enjoyable. Thank you for the meal!

Today's lunch adventure took me to the area around Tsukiji Station. Exiting from exit 4 of the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Tsukiji Station, I turned right onto Shintora-dori towards Shintomicho. After a short walk and a left turn at the first T-junction, I found myself at Tsukiji Beer Wine Shokudo Inoue Shoten. I arrived at 12:10 PM on a weekday and was guided to the second floor by a male staff member. The cozy restaurant had a total of 9 customers, including two pairs of men and a few solo diners. The menu offered a variety of lunch options, including omelette curry, hamburg steak curry, pork cutlet curry, and more. I decided on the W Katsu Curry with extra rice. After a 17-minute wait, the W Katsu Curry arrived with five pieces of pork cutlet and four pieces of beef cutlet on a bed of rice, topped with curry sauce and a side of pickles. The beef cutlet was slightly rare and lacked heat, while the pork cutlet was ordinary. The curry sauce was mildly spicy with a hint of acidity. I enjoyed the meal, savoring each bite of the W Katsu Curry. It was a satisfying dining experience for me, Q-chan. Thank you for the meal!

Today's lunch was also from Tsukiji! While walking around the Shinbashi area from Tsukiji, I often come across the signboard for this menu! I discovered the shop in that kind of situation! It was quite a popular shop and was full, but I managed to get in at a good timing when people were leaving! The menu is a curry with both tonkatsu and beef katsu on top! Huh? Although the service was a bit slow, the curry looks quite delicious! Alright, here we go! Double katsu curry! The Western-style curry has a mild taste! You can feel the sweetness of plenty of onions and the richness of aromatic vegetables! The right amount of spice also adds a nice flavor! The tonkatsu is made with loin, so it has a strong sweetness from the fat! The beef katsu is tender red meat! The freshly fried katsu is crispy and has a good taste! Personally, I would be happy if there was some sauce! While enjoying the different accents of the katsu, you can easily eat the curry! However, the salad and soup are separate, so having only curry might feel a bit lacking? There is plenty of rice, so you do feel full! By the way, wasn't this place called Ginza Swiss before? The name has changed, so I wonder if something has changed? When you think of Ginza Swiss, it's like the original katsu curry, but it also feels like it lacks a bit of punch... However, comparing the katsu is quite enjoyable! Now, it's time to burn off the calories with afternoon work!

It's been a long time since my last visit, Inoue Shoten. I was in the mood for hamburger curry instead of the usual Chiba-style cutlet, so I ordered the hamburger curry (with less rice) this time. The curry has become milder compared to the Kitchen Swiss era, and it seems to go even better with the hamburger. Although there were no visible ingredients, I enjoyed it like a drink. The minestrone soup was delicious with its simple taste that reminds me of a local Western-style restaurant. Thank you for the meal!

Mrs. Kami is out in Hakone for a birthday girls' day out, so I decided to have a solo lunch day. I was craving for some ramen from Hachi-go, but unfortunately they were closed. Apparently, they have irregular hours on Saturdays. It's really hot today. As I walked back towards Tsukiji, I looked around for a good restaurant without checking on Tabelog. That's when I saw the sign for delicious draft beer at Tsukiji Inoue Shoten. I couldn't resist and went in. I started with a draft beer, a Super Dry for 670 yen. I also ordered the limited 17 servings of the hamburger and fillet cutlet lunch set for 1000 yen. After a short wait, my long-awaited beer arrived. The perfectly poured draft beer was so refreshing and smooth. It was worth coming all the way here in this heat. As I enjoyed my beer, my lunch was served. The hamburger was juicy and full of meat juice. When I poked it with my chopsticks, the juice overflowed. The fillet cutlet in the set was also tender and incredibly juicy. The crispy coating was so delicious. It paired so well with the beer. I found a great restaurant. I want to try other dishes on the menu next time, not just the lunch set. I'm curious about the curry dishes too. Thank you for the delicious meal. I will definitely come back.

I was drawn to the idea of W Katsu Curry and decided to give it a try. The Pork and Beef Katsu Curry cost 1200 yen. There is a pork katsu curry shop nearby, but honestly, the pork katsu here was incomparable. The beef katsu was tender and exceeded my expectations! The curry sauce had a homemade taste with bits of ground meat floating in it. There was no salad or cup soup, just a little bit of Fukujinzuke served with the curry. Considering the price, it was a bit disappointing. Thank you for the meal!

A Western-style restaurant in Tsukiji. It used to be called Ginza Swiss Tsukiji Store until recently. The appearance of the restaurant hasn't changed much. They offer a variety of Western-style dishes on their menu. I ordered the Shrimp & Cod Fish Fry Curry for 1,000 yen and a soup for 100 yen. The soup was like a minestrone soup, which I love. The Shrimp & Cod Fish Fry Curry was a curry rice with a slight tangy flavor. It had minced meat in it, which gave it a Swiss touch. The fried shrimp on top was freshly cooked and very delicious. Despite being seafood, it didn't have any fishy smell. They serve easy-to-eat curry rice, and I found it to be a convenient and reliable restaurant as always.

On March 29th, I had lunch at TSUKIJI Beer & Wine Dining Inoue Shoten. The restaurant is located between Tsukiji and Shintomicho, a little ways into the street. As the name suggests, it seems to be a place where you can enjoy alcohol mainly at night. I stumbled upon it around 2 PM while wandering the streets as a lunch refugee. I sat at a table on the first floor, but there were also seats on the second floor, as I saw a group coming down the stairs after finishing their meal. From the lunch menu, I ordered the Pork Loin Cutlet with Ginger Sauce for 1,200 yen. In the middle of the plate sat a large, uncut piece of pork cutlet. The rich ginger sauce was delicious and went well with the rice. It came with a side salad and a macaroni salad, which I hadn't had in a while. The pork cutlet was quite large, so it was a satisfying meal. There were other items on the menu that caught my eye, such as Omelette Curry, Steak Lunch, and Hamburger Lunch, so I will try them on another occasion.

After hesitating a bit, I ended up choosing the steak lunch. The meat is huge! It's a rare steak with a lean cut. It's tender, crispy on the outside, and juicy on the inside. The sauce is onion-based, rich in flavor and goes well with alcohol. The bread is also big! It's a satisfying meal with a generous portion, and I feel like I can work hard again in the afternoon.

I've visited this place about 10 times, and it seems like the owner and the name of the restaurant keep changing. It's now called Inoue Shoten, and this is my second time visiting since the name change. I've never been here for lunch, but they seem to offer a variety of Western-style dishes like curry, sautéed meat, cutlets, and spaghetti. In the evening, you can enjoy beer and other drinks along with their Western-style menu, including some appetizers. It's similar to a dining bar in terms of style. The appetizer curry is delicious, and it pairs well with beer. Pork sauté and beer are also a great combination. While it's fantastic to enjoy beer with dishes like dumplings, fried rice, mapo tofu, and stir-fried pork at a Chinese restaurant, having Western-style dishes with beer is also a must-try. If you're looking for a place where you can enjoy fried and stir-fried dishes along with your beer, this might be the place for you. It's not common to find a place where you can enjoy Western-style dishes with beer. It's delicious, fantastic, and highly recommended.

After finishing work at Tsukiji, I decided to have a late lunch. As I was walking towards the intended restaurant, I saw a sign with a menu featuring hamburg steak, chicken sauté, and pork cutlet curry... They all looked delicious, don't they? So, I changed my plans and followed the sign to the restaurant. It was already past 1:30 PM. Unfortunately, the limited daily lunch specials and hamburg steak were sold out. Nevertheless, I decided to go with the following option: - Omelette Curry: 800 yen Given the location, this was the only option under 1,000 yen. Shortly after ordering, the dish arrived. It consisted of European-style curry with a plain omelette topped with bright red fukujinzuke. Visually, it looked promising. And when I tasted it, it lived up to expectations. The curry was mild with no spiciness. The egg gently wrapped around the flavors. Is this what they mean by "mild, mild"? I enjoyed the fluffy omelette and the mild curry. That's how my lunch went.

I visited the restaurant around 1:45 in the afternoon and secured a table on the left side as soon as I entered the store. I sat facing the entrance, with the counter on my left. I ordered the omelette curry for 800 yen. The restaurant still had remnants of the old Ginza Swiss Tsukiji branch, with its white and red color scheme. It seems like they may gradually phase it out. I heard that the main Ginza Swiss branch, which is part of the same family, is also planning to relocate and renovate, so they must have various business strategies in mind. The taste of the food seemed to have been inherited from the original restaurant. The curry had finely minced meat and vegetables that blended well together. It was served with Fukujinzuke. Considering the location and price, with good taste added to the mix, this place should thrive. I hope they do well. Thank you for the meal.