Satou has some of the most popular corokke mashed potato and minced beef balls! Lines are usually 30-50 deep but due to coronavirus and end of Tokyo's lockdown most people were at work on this June 2nd Tuesday afternoon. THUS! Line was only about 10 deep!
Socia distancing tape on the pavement.
You can also buy fresh cuts of butcher meat here...
Many different kind of fried items.
Menu is in English also. The Minced Beef Cutlet (Menchi-Katsu / minced beef corokke ball with chopped onions) 240 yen but if you buy 5 or more its 220 yen. And the mashed potatoe corokke 150 yen.
Friendly staff will ask what you need then just pay the cashier.
Back to Kichijoji Park for a few beers and my take-out.
Potato corokke was rather normal... but very big like a billards ball.
My favorite was definitely the minced beef ball with large slices of onions... the sweetness of the onions and almost meatball texture of the beef was soooo yum!! If in Kichijoju you gotta gooo!
Restaurant: Satou Kichijoji Branch
Tabelog Foodie: https://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1320/A132001/13005807/
Address J: 東京都武蔵野市吉祥寺本町1-1-8Address E: Tokyo, Musashino, Kichijoji Honcho 1-1-8
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