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About this place
If you are deciding what to have for lunch at Kinyasu, the daily lunch set at 990 yen is a good place to start. Diners have described it as a set meal with plenty of side dishes, offering a chance to try a variety of small accompaniments. The menu changes from day to day, so it suits anyone who enjoys seeing what is on offer rather than settling on the same dish each time.
For a rice bowl, consider the konoha-don at 850 yen. Diners have singled out the kamaboko, the pleasantly chewy texture of the wheat gluten cake, and the soft, tender shiitake mushrooms simmered in the broth. The appeal lies in the contrast between the different toppings. Unlike the daily set, which makes a hearty meal with rice and several sides, this is an option for enjoying a combination of ingredients in one bowl.
In colder weather, the meat sukiyaki hot-pot set and chicken sukiyaki hot-pot set are also available. Both cost 990 yen and come with rice. The listed options include adding udon or a prawn tempura, or having the meal without rice, so you can choose according to how you would like to eat.
At lunchtime, there are daily sets and rice bowls; in the evening, hot-pot sets are another possibility. Kinyasu makes it easy to choose a set meal to suit your mood and appetite that day.
