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About this place
For a substantial bowl of chirashi sushi, consider the Kyoto-style Edomae bara-chirashi on Maruichisushi’s lunch menu. Diners have described it as generously scattered with seasonal toppings such as tuna, salmon roe, crab, octopus, prawns and conger eel, and more filling than its appearance suggests. Another lunch review noted that the sushi rice was firmly packed and the toppings plentiful. The menu lists it with coffee, making it an option for a leisurely meal.
For something lighter, there is also a single-serving steamed sushi set. The menu lists it with akamiso soup and coffee. One diner who ordered both chirashi and steamed sushi found the latter a little small, though just right for a woman. It is a welcome choice for tailoring lunch to your appetite and preference.
Other lunch options include a hamo rice bowl, nigiri sushi, a dashimaki omelette set meal and a tempura set meal. A diner who tried the hamo bowl noticed that it was served with eel sauce, offering a different flavour from sushi. The listed lunch options include bara-chirashi sushi for ¥1,200, a hamo rice bowl for ¥1,300 and nigiri sushi for ¥1,900; all come with coffee. Check the prices and menu details before visiting.
In addition to dining in, the restaurant lists catered meals and boxed meals as available by advance reservation. Whether you are planning lunch at the restaurant or food for a gathering, making a reservation is useful.
