Tamago-to-watashi — Restaurant in Tokyo

Tamago-to-watashi is a restaurant that specializes in omurice, a Japanese dish of fried rice wrapped in a thin omelette. It also offers variations of omurice, as you can see in my pictures. This was my first time trying omurice, and I was not disappointed. The omelette was soft, fluffy, and well-cooked, and the rice had a nice aroma even though dish didn't had much ingredients. There were some parts where the egg was overcooked, but not too many. The restaurant has a moderate size and could seat up to four customers at a single table. The staff were friendly and could speak both Japanese and English. Overall, it was a lovely place and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to try omurice for the first time, like me.

Tamago-to-watashi is located in Yaechika Shopping Mall (B1F Tokyo Station), which is a 10-minute walk from Toei Takaracho Station or a 5-minute walk from Tokyo Metro...

We ordered the set meal with beef, but the meal was quite different from what the menu looked like. I understand you can't expect the dish to look exactly like the menu, but the plating did not look appetising at all. Overall the food wasn't too bad, but also not excellent. A cockroach walked past on the wall where we were sitting while we were eating. The waitress came and killed it, but it just means the restaurant isn't that clean. Not the best experience...

Wanted to check omurice off my bucket list while I was in Japan so I came here. We ordered the original, the sofflé and the set just to try different things. The original with tomato sauce is by far the best but all of the sauces tend to be on the sweeter side which is not something I appreciate too much. But the jiggly egg souffle was a lot of fun...