Ginza’s A Votre Sante Endo is where you’ll find unorthodox fruit curry and traditional omelet rice under one roof.

Ginza’s A Votre Sante Endo is where you’ll find unorthodox fruit curry and traditional omelet rice under one roof.

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I visited A Votre Sante Endo, a western food restaurant in Ginza, for lunch. Their menu boasted the usuals: pasta, pizza, traditional curry, and various other dishes. But, believe it or not, what this eatery is famous for is its fruit curry and omelet rice! (Yes, you read that correctly!)

A Votre Sante Endo

Inside, I was greeted by a very at home atmosphere with a high ratio of female patrons.

A Votre Sante Endo, a western food restaurant in Ginza

I just had to order the Fruit Curry (1,730 yen) which came with a drink and a side of rusks. ※1,400 yen during weekday lunch time.

A Votre Sante Endo, the Fruit Curry

Just look at it! Curry filled with an impressive array of seasonal fruit—from a distance it wouldn’t be hard to mistake it for a fruit tart! It even comes with a side of sherbet. Uonuma Koshihikari (a popular brand of rice), keema curry, and seasonal fruit make up the composition of this bizarre, yet curiosity-inducing dish. Today’s selection of fresh fruit included watermelon, banana, kiwi, melon, orange, raspberry, blueberry, and more!

The minced meat keema curry was delightfully spicy and authentic tasting! I was certainly skeptical about the use of fresh fruit in a curry dish, but somehow the fruit’s natural sweetness and acidity balanced the curry’s spice rather well!

A Votre Sante Endo, the yuzu (a type of citrus fruit) sherbet

I tried plopping some of the yuzu (a type of citrus fruit) sherbet on top. It really mellowed out the spices and gave it a refreshing new taste!

A Votre Sante Endo, the Fruit Curry

The delicious curry base was what really made the dish shine! I urge everyone to experience this shocking dish at least once!

A Votre Sante Endo, a side of rusks

The rusks were full of crunchy goodness.

A Votre Sante Endo, a cup of tea

In a few days I returned to try their famous omelet rice as well!

A Votre Sante Endo,  the Special Omelet Rice

I ordered the Special Omelet Rice (1,900yen). It came with a drink, a mini salad, and a side of rusks. ※1,500 yen during weekday lunch time.

A Votre Sante Endo,  the Special Omelet Rice

To judge this dish on its traditional appearance alone would be a mistake. This special omelet rice is indeed special! Carefully selected ingredients, such as Uonuma Koshihikari rice, Totori Oyama chicken, and farm-fresh eggs, make it special from the inside out!

A Votre Sante Endo,  a side of rusks
A Votre Sante Endo,  a mini salad
A Votre Sante Endo,  a cup of coffee

It was everything you could want in an omelet! No wonder omelet rice lovers seem to flock here.

A highly recommendable restaurant with a relaxing atmosphere and wonderful, attentive staff!

Basic information on A Votre Sante Endo

Address:Densokan Bldg. 2F, 5-9-5 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Business Hours:Weekdays 11:30-15:00, 18:00-23:00 / Holidays 12:00-16:00, 18:00-23:00
Closed:No scheduled holidays
Access:1-min walk from Ginza Station’s A5 exit, 1-min walk from Higashi-ginza Station’s A1 exit

Kenji Nishiyama - Ginza de Lunch

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Kenji Nishiyama - Ginza de Lunch

While running an IT consulting firm, he spends his lunch breaks exploring the Ginza area near his office in search of great places to eat.

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