EAT: Lunch at Tamagoya
The restaurant is open from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM, making it ideal for a midday break.
I ordered the royal tamago kake gohan set, expecting a simple bowl of rice with one egg. To my surprise, the set came with six raw eggs! I was completely unprepared for that, and while the eggs were incredibly fresh and delicious, the maximum I could manage was four. Each egg added a rich, creamy texture to the hot rice, and the optional toppings—soy sauce, dashi, seaweed—let you customize each bowl to your taste.
Le hubby ordered the unagi (grilled eel), which was a bit of a letdown—it leaned on the dry side. However, I added ikura (salmon roe) to my rice, and it was a total standout: fresh, briny, and bursting with flavor. It paired beautifully with the creamy egg and warm rice.
Tamagoya is a celebration of simplicity and quality. Even with a few misses—like the slightly dry unagi—the overall experience was warm, satisfying, and uniquely Japanese. Whether you're an egg enthusiast or just curious to try something new, this spot is worth a visit.
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