Benkei Review

Japanese breakfast has much fewer customers than Western buffet. You can choose porridge for breakfast here, but I chose set meal. Set meal is traditional Japanese food, with grilled fish, some small bowls, miso soup, etc. The most surprising thing is that there is a piece of grilled mentaiko in the grilled food! Grilled mentaiko is more fragrant and a little harder than raw mentaiko, but raw mentaiko is better with rice. Eating Japanese breakfast is more leisurely than Western buffet, and it is good to eat slowly.

We both love Japanese food, and raw food is a must. The "Assorted Platter for 2" is more suitable. It contains thick-cut salmon, sweet shrimp and Arctic scallops. I ordered a portion of scallops. They are all put on a plate. It looks small, but the amount is okay. The presentation is cramped and seems small...

Most Japanese people order only as much as they eat and rarely have leftovers. But you have to order more at this restaurant because they don't have enough time to add more dishes and the food is often sold out. It's not bad, highly recommended.