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About this place
Even when a beef bowl isn’t what you’re in the mood for, Sukiya has curry and breakfast options to choose from. Beef bowls come in regular size, with variations such as green onion and egg, kimchi, or grated daikon with ponzu; there are also lighter beef bowls and meal salads. One reviewer praised the curry’s tender, gently sweet meat and a balance that remained appealing to the last bite. The menu ranges from plain curry to versions topped with cheese or a soft-boiled egg, as well as beef curry, so you can choose according to whether you want extra toppings.
Breakfast choices include tamago-kake rice—rice topped with raw egg—and maze-nokke, a rice-and-topping set, with options such as natto, a small serving of beef, grilled salmon or grilled mackerel. For a lighter start, choose tamago-kake breakfast or maze-nokke breakfast; there are also sets with grilled salmon or mackerel. The restaurant information lists daily opening hours from 4:00 until 3:00 the following day, and free parking. It can be an option for breakfast or a meal at a late hour.







