Today’s Japanese food is “Gyu-don” (beef bowl). “Gyu-don” is a rice bowl with full of beef.
Japanese men (also women and kids) love the “Gyu-don”.
It is a bowl dish with stewed beef (slicing meat or small pieced meat) and the onion with salty-sweet tasting broth. It is called “Gyu-meshi” as another name.
The dish which sprinkled “sukiyaki” to a bowl meal was a model of the “Gyu-don”. It was born in the Meiji era. It is said that Eikichi Matsuda who founded “Yoshino-ya” in 1899 named “Gyu-don”. The first store of “Yoshino-ya” opened in “Tsukiji”.
The bowl which put the beef and an onion is often at major “Gyu-don” chain store.
In addition, red pickled ginger, “Shichimi Tougarashi” (red pepper with seven kinds of spices), and a raw egg may be used as adding to your liking.
“Gyu-don” is often seasoned on the basis of soy sauce, but the first Japanese “Shio gyudon” (salt beef bowl) which Kobe “Ranpu-tei” released in 2010 used salt broth for seasoning.
With each “Gyu-don” chain stores, you can eat “Gyu-don” at the shop, and take out “Gyu-don” as “Gyu-don bento”.
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