
Western-style restaurant [yoshoku-do no ro (Western-style restaurant)] established in Karasuma Oike...
About 2 minutes from Hankyu Karasuma Station, a short distance south on Higashinotoin-dori is a narrow alley on the east side of the street. Budoshukudo, located at the end of this alley, is a wine bar specializing in Italian wines opened by the owner-sommelier, Mr. Kawaguchi.
Ishikura, who had been in the kitchen as a lunchtime chef for some time, became a full-fledged chef at [Budoshukudo].
Chef Takeshi Ishikura was born in Kyoto. He aspired to become a chef under the influence of his father, who ran Ishikura-tei, a Western-style restaurant. [He honed his skills for 20 years in the field of Japanese cuisine at restaurants such as Tobacco Shop in Pontocho.
The hamburger steak, a popular lunchtime specialty, is a recreation of the taste of Ishikura-tei, a Western-style restaurant that Ishikura's father used to run in Koya, Kyoto. Based on a recipe that had lain dormant for about 30 years, the hamburger steak has been revived with a soft and chewy texture and rich flavor. The demi-glace sauce is made from a recipe created by Mr. Ishikura through trial and error, so you can enjoy the taste of father and son.
Ishikura-tei's classic hamburger steak for 1,100 yen. The demi-glace, made from a broth made by slowly simmering veal bones, beef tendon, and aromatic vegetables, has a rich, delicious flavor. Served with fried and soaked eggplant and other side dishes, rice, and miso soup.
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