Gyudon
Braised wagyu · tare · onsen egg
Katsudon
TSUKIJI OUTER MARKET
Fresh Fish
Market Entry
Tare Recipe
醤油 · soy sauce
みりん · mirin
酒 · sake
砂糖 · sugar
Simmer 20 min. ↓
Every bowl,
built by hand.
Counter-seat kitchen · Koshihikari rice · Downtown
Raw. Honest. Seasonal.
Every component chosen for flavour first. Nothing pre-made, nothing from a packet. The rice cooker runs at 5 AM. The tare simmers all morning.
Onsen Tamago
Slow-cooked 63°C
Ikura
Cured salmon roe
Nori
Roasted seaweed
Koshihikari
Premium Japanese rice
Tare Sauce
Simmered 4 hours

Beni Shōga
Pickled red ginger
Wagyu Gyu
Braised in tare
Goma
Toasted sesame
Counter Seat Kitchen · Downtown
Your bowl is
ready in 60s.
Watch it happen.
No kitchen doors, no mystery. Every bowl assembled at the counter in front of you — sixty seconds from rice to lid.
The tare ladle
Four hours, every morning
Katsu, mid-slice
180°C panko crust
Rice paddle turning
Koshihikari, 5 AM batch
Assembly in motion
Built in sixty seconds
Caramelized tare
Maillard reaction magic
Steam rising
Eat it while it breathes
Six bowls.
No bad choice.
Full Menu (PDF)Regulars don't
lie about food.
I ate here four times last week. My desk salad is in the trash where it belongs.
Marcus T.
Financial analyst, two blocks away
The tare sauce alone is worth crossing town for. I asked if I could buy a bottle. They said no. I respect it.
Priya S.
Architect, Tribeca
As a broke grad student this place is a miracle. Fourteen dollars and I'm genuinely full and happy.
Leon K.
NYU grad student
Sat at the counter and watched them build every bowl. It's performance art with a side of rice.
Yuki M.
Food writer, weekend wanderer
Find us downtown.
47 Fulton Street
Lower Manhattan, New York, NY 10038
Follow the scent of caramelized tare.
Hours
"No reservations. First come, first served.
The counter has twelve seats and every one matters."
— Chef Kenji Nakamura
