Mansei Noodles in the Yurakucho Building will be open until Friday, June 30th. Curry restaurant Marble will be open until Friday, October 13th. I used to work in the area as a salaryman and was very grateful for the support, so I will be very sad.
Yurakucho Building basement floor 1
Completed in 1966 (Showa 41)Yurakucho Buildingwill be temporarily closed this year for reconstruction. Major chain stores such as McDonald's and Starbucks are tenants,Mansei Noodle ShopandCurry Restaurant Marbleis a famous restaurant that opened when the building opened and has been serving the appetites of Yurakucho office workers for 57 years.
Mansei Noodles will be the first to close.
It has become a staple for hearty lunches.Mansei MentenThe Yurakucho store closed on Friday, June 30th. Famous for its pork chop ramen, the restaurant had six locations in Tokyo in 2015, but the Otemachi store closed in April, leaving only the Yurakucho store. If you really want to eat pork chop ramen, you can still enjoy it at Manseibashi Sakaba on the first floor of the Akihabara main store.
Nostalgic marble curry
Marble's curry comes in four varieties: Indian (pork), lamb, beef, and chicken, as well as hayashi rice. The toppings are reasonably priced, and the curry is so tasty you'll never tire of it, even if you eat it every day. It's a dish that's sure to please busy office workers, and there's no reason not to.
I ordered lamb curry that day. The cabbage with apple cider vinegar went incredibly well with the curry, and I couldn't stop eating it. The flavor of the lamb was infused into the curry, and the tender, stewed lamb was chunky and very satisfying.
A small bottle of bottled beer is just right
At this curry restaurant, where you don't need to stay long, the small bottle of beer is just right. The beer is ice-cold and the price is just 300 yen (tax included). The pace of drinking beer and eating curry is perfectly synchronized, and both are gone at the same time. It's so perfectly timed that it feels good.
The Yurakucho Building will be rebuilt, but I hope to be able to experience this flavor again somewhere. Thank you for the meal.
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