Iga

Have your hamburger steak with a fried egg, or try pork tempura seasoned with soy sauce? At Iga, the set-meal menu makes it easy to follow your appetite. The hamburger steak set meal is listed as a house recommendation and priced at 900 yen on the menu provided. One diner recalled a tender patty with the sweetness of chopped onion and a sauce that worked especially well; another enjoyed eating it with a fried egg. Fried eggs are also listed as a side dish, making them an appealing addition to the set. The hamburger steak is noted as having been featured on television, too, so it is one option if you are unsure what to order.

Another recommended choice is the pork tempura set meal, which comes with natto, or fermented soybeans. The menu also suggests eating it with soy sauce, and one diner specifically noted that it is served that way rather than with tempura dipping sauce. In their account, the batter was light and the pork inside tender. Paired with rice, it makes for a straightforward, satisfying set meal. On a day when fish sounds better, consider the grilled mackerel with teriyaki sauce set meal, described as a good choice for fish lovers. A diner who ordered it said the teriyaki sauce and rich, fatty fish went well with rice.

Beyond fried dishes and grilled fish, the menu includes options such as ginger-fried pork, oyakodon (chicken and egg rice bowl) and egg rice bowl. There is plenty to choose from whether you want a full set meal or would rather have a rice bowl. Iga serves both lunch and dinner, and the drinks menu includes beer, sake and sweet-potato shochu. The Nakano diner is also presented as suitable for solo meals. Reservations are not accepted, and payment is cash only. At its location in Nakano, Nakano City, you can choose a dish to suit your appetite for a set meal.