looks like we all have to go over to gurochan for a while?
Yesterday I went to Yoshinoya, which is the most famous beaf bowl chain in Japan.
There are so many people that I can't sit in the counter.
Then, I happened to see the billboard that said,"Discount ¥150"
Are the Yoshinoya staff fool or crazy?
Hey, you, the not so frequent comers in Yoshinoya, don't come to Yoshinoya attracted by the "discount ¥150"!
It seems that the four people are a family. The family in Yoshinoya! Are they serious?
The father said I will order Tokumori, the biggest size in the shop. I was embarrassed to see you!
Make room for me. I will give you ¥150.
Yoshinoya should be barbarous. It should have the situation in which quarrels with the person across the U-designed table,
killing with knives.
I like the situations. Women and children, don't come there!
I could sit at last! Hearing what the person next to me, he or she said, "Oomori-tuyu-daku please", which means a large serving and a large amount of sauce, please.
What?
This went out of fashion now. Be careful, a fool!
You ordered Oomori-tuyu-daku proudly, did you?
I continue to discuss that you really want to eat Oomori-tuyu-daku, well, for one hour!
Do you want ONLY to say Tuyu-daku ?
From the Yoshinoya expert's point, the more fashionable order between Yoshinoya experts is Negi-daku, which means a large amount of leeks.
Oomori-negi-daku is most fashionable.
If you order this, you can eat many Negi and a little beef.
The most powerful order is Oomori-Gyoku-daku.
Gyoku-daku means a large amount of eggs.
I don't want to persuade this to amatuers because you would be watched since the next visit to Yoshinoya.
In short, because you will be in a double-edged situation.
You had better eat a set lunch of Gyu-zyake, which means a set lunch of beef and a part of salmon.