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Ajiro-tei

A Western-style restaurant where you can savor the signature dishes "Chicken Miyabeya," "Koutou Rice," and "Hida Beef Steak."

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Ajiro-tei is a Western-style restaurant established in 1907, located at the foot of Mt. Kinka in Gifu, near the approach to Inaba Shrine. Its specialties are "Chicken Miyabeya" and "Koutou Rice," unique to the Tokai region and rarely found elsewhere.

"Chicken Miyabeya" consists of chicken and onions stir-fried in ketchup and other ingredients, topped with a fried egg. The rich flavor of the sauce pairs exceptionally well with the runny yolk of the egg.

"Koutou Rice" visually resembles a curry rice topped with a fried egg but lacks the traditional spiciness of curry, offering a unique, smooth texture and one-of-a-kind taste. The name originates from the Meiji era when fried eggs were considered a luxury.

The restaurant also offers a variety of nostalgic Western dishes, such as hamburgers, fried shrimp, and omelet rice. Everything, from roux to sauces, is handmade by the owner, starting from roasting the flour. It's a place to enjoy menus that can only be experienced here.

Highlights

  • A long-established Western-style restaurant on the approach to Inaba Shrine since 1907.
  • Signature dishes include "Chicken Miyabeya," "Koutou Rice," and "Hida Beef Steak."
  • One of the few places that serve "Chicken Miyabeya."
  • "Koutou Rice" offers a unique taste with its curry rice appearance.
  • A full lineup of handmade Western dishes, including roux and sauces, meticulously prepared by the owner.

Photos

  • The signature dish "Chicken Miyabeya" boasts a quintessential Western-style appearance.

    The signature dish "Chicken Miyabeya" boasts a quintessential Western-style appearance.

  • Koutou Rice is named to mean a refined or superior curry.

    Koutou Rice is named to mean a refined or superior curry.

  • The exterior retains the image of an old store from the Meiji era.

    The exterior retains the image of an old store from the Meiji era.

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

Q

Do you have menus in foreign languages or with pictures? (If so, please let us know the languages available.)
A

Pictures are available only for Chicken Miyabeya and Koutou Rice.

Q

Do you serve vegetarian menus?
A

No.

Q

Can I get take-out?
A

Yes.

Q

Is there free Wi-Fi available in the restaurant?
A

No free Wi-Fi available.

Q

Is it possible to reserve a seat?
A

Yes, it is possible (depending on availability on weekends and holidays).

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Details

Name in Japanese
あじろ亭
Postal Code
500-8043
Address
1-65 Inabadori, Gifu City, Gifu
Telephone
058-263-0325
Closed
Thursdays, Fridays
Business Hours
11:30am - 2:00pm
Budget
1,000yen
Access
About 9 minutes by car from JR Gifu Station.
Credit Cards
Not accepted

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