マグロと赤えびと厚焼き玉子
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マグロと赤えびと厚焼き玉子
................................$帆立
................................$肉吸いきしめん
................................$あら煮
................................$ハマチ
................................$ビントロ鉄火巻
................................$生岩牡蠣
................................$鰹の藁焼き
................................$ボルチーニと桜エビのパスタ
................................$マグロほほ肉のお造り盛り合わせ
................................$あさりの赤だし
................................$名物アナゴ一本焼き
................................$刺身
................................$Totomaru Mikawa Anjo offers a menu that feels both diverse and satisfying, making it a great spot for seafood lovers. The fresh sashimi selection stands out, especially the tuna, yellowtail (Hamachi), scallops, and the beautifully prepared Maguro to Aka Ebi to Atsuyaki Tamago combination. I also enjoyed the Maguro Hoho Niku no Otsukuri Moriawase, which showcased the rich flavor and tender texture of tuna cheek meat. For those who enjoy premium seafood, the fresh rock oysters and Katsuo no Warayaki bring an extra layer of freshness and smoky depth to the dining experience.
Beyond the seafood, the menu includes several comforting and creative dishes that add variety. The Niku Sui Kishimen delivers a warm and flavorful broth, while the Ara Ni offers a traditional simmered fish dish packed with savory taste. The Porcini and Sakura Shrimp Pasta is another highlight, blending Japanese ingredients with Italian influences in a surprisingly balanced way. To round out the meal, the Asari no Akadashi provides a rich clam-based red miso soup that pairs perfectly with the seafood offerings.
Overall, Totomaru Mikawa Anjo presents a well-rounded menu that combines freshness, quality, and creativity. Signature items like the famous whole grilled conger eel, Bintoro Tekka Roll, sashimi platters, and seasonal seafood selections make every visit enjoyable. The variety of flavors ensures there is something for both traditional Japanese food fans and diners looking to try something a little different.