ヨーロッパの市場 : BARBARA market place

The first floor of the Kasumigaseki Building is very convenient. I didn't use it much before, only occasionally for lunch. Most of my nights were in Shinbashi, and there were three types of restaurants: ``restaurants that can be used for large gatherings,'' ``restaurants where you can eat overtime alone,'' and ``second-tier restaurants.'' So, I used this restaurant for lunch several times about 13 years ago, and recently I used it for lunch for the first time in a while, and this is the second restaurant I've used. Well, they also have pizza, so there's no reason why you can't use the first restaurant. This is my second time here, so I tend to get a little louder, but the website says, ``As soon as you step inside, you'll find vendors and people laughing, and it's a lively market Restaurants that feels like a European market.'' Is that okay? Lunch is a pasta and curry menu, but at night there's a variety of tapas, meat, shellfish, and Ajillo, and the atmosphere is Spanish-style. Even though I'm already full, I order the sausage and salad. Salad with salted kelp is not very tasty as the taste of the dressing is overpowering. Sesame oil is the most compatible with salted kelp. Actually, if I look at it now, I was actually doing "Konana". The atmosphere is the exact opposite. I had no idea that the first floor of this building would be used at night, but all the shops were busy. It looks like you can enjoy it even if you don't have to go to Shinbashi or Akasaka. Convenience stores in this building is filled with only Japanese people.

Kasumi Dining seems to have changed locations quite a bit, but some have been around for a long time. This is one of them. amazing. There was still a Chinese restaurant called Lemon, a small Thai Cuisine, a Summer Palace, and so on. I feel like Marugame has changed somehow, but maybe that's not the case. . . I came here for a meeting about relocation, and I thought I'd move in somewhere around here anyway. It was past 12 o'clock when I went. It used to be crowded around this time of day, but it's not like that anymore. There are only a limited number of stores with long lines. I guess working from home has become the default. I took a quick look around the first floor of the Kasumigaseki Building, and decided to enter this restaurant because it seemed like I could get in without having to wait and it was a restaurant I had used before. Although the place was 80% full, we were able to get seated easily. Previously, it was all-you-can-eat bread, but now it's All-you-can-eat buffet where you can choose one main course and get soup, salad, and a drink. I chose arrabiata and my companion chose keema curry. It's been 13 years. The atmosphere at the entrance is the same as before, but I don't remember much about the inside of the store. Looking back at the previous review, it seems like the grilled curry was delicious, but I don't remember it. Time passes so quickly. 13 years. At that time, it was hard to call her a ``young woman'' anymore, and although it feels like it was only recently, more than a year has passed since then. That's right, my restaurant hopping probably started around that time. Before this, when my children were still in compulsory education, I was making three Bento (boxed lunch) every day. I eat it at noon, but my children have school lunch at noon, and at night they eat the bento boxed Bento (boxed lunch) in the refrigerator. While working at Kasumigaseki, I became old enough to cook for myself and buy food, so I was freed from making Bento (boxed lunch). There were times when it was painful until I got into the habit of eating out. From my point of view, it seems like a lie. It's kind of like working in the area I used to work in again, whether it's Ginza, Shibuya, Ebisu, or Kasumigaseki, which I'm planning to move to next year.(*´∀｀) I guess there aren't many types of salads. Most of the cauliflower and corn other than leaves are out of stock. The soup is one type of minestrone. The pasta was delicious. I don't remember anything like the taste of this place before, but even in the hectic 12 o'clock hour, it's a relatively relaxing place to enjoy a second drink. There aren't many places to eat or drink around here, so I used to go to Tameike Sanno and Atago a lot, but once I moved there, I decided to conquer Kasumi Dining (^^)

そんじょそこらのカレー専門店よりカレーが美味しいのがこの店。
パスタもありますが、焼きカレーがだんぜんウマイ。
でもここのウリはなんといってもパン食べ放題。ドリンクも飲み放題。いい店です。

パン食べ放題はパスタだけです。このところ睡眠不足が続いているので、
満腹すると眠くなると思い、焼きカレーを半分くらい食べる感じがいいかなーと。
しかし店員さんが宣言する。「+100円でカレーもパンつけられます」「じゃ、それ！」
反射的に答えてしまった・・・・・
パンは、ベーコンだのハーブだのチーズだのかなり種類が豊富。もう頼んじゃったんだから3個食べるよ・・・
ドリンクバーも、お茶系しかないような店も多い中、コーヒー・紅茶以外にジュースも何種類かある。
頼んだ石釜カレーは、チキンが大きく食べ応えたっぷり（目的ずれてる）
スパイスみたいなのがいっぱいかけられているけど、それほど辛くない食べやすいカレーです。、
連れは迷わずパン２回おかわり。通算10個は食べたんじゃ？
ふと横を見ると、ひとりできていた男性のテーブルにもてんこ盛りのパンが（笑

雰囲気は、まぁカスミダイニングなので作った感はあるけど、おしゃれな感じ。
でもそんな入りづらくはなく老若男女客層さまざま。ひとりランチも違和感なしです。
2時位からは、店内でも喫煙席あり。ドリンクおかわりしてくつろげます。
ここに行こう！ってほど感動呼ぶ店ではないんですが、このフロアでは一番使いやすい店と思います。