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間人 (Manin in Jiyugaoka)

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間人

Apologies for the terrible iPhone photos. I was out, camera-less, for sushi with a friend, and he insisted on crushing a few bowls. Who am I to say no?

Manin is an above-average (price-wise at least) shabushabu restaurant in the evenings, serving up thinly sliced 黒豚 Berkshire pork to be dipped in their homemade dashi. It looks fantastic, but it’s a dinner-only thing. Lunch is tsukemen.

The lunch sets all come with a rice bowl on the side. Seasoned whitebait on rice. Tasty.

The tsukemen is a simple affair, served in wooden trays often found at soba shops. Paired with a pork-infused dashi and you are good to go. I don’t imagine many people know about this spot, but if you are in the area, check it out.

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