Oct 22, 2011 01:09:00

You should have had a rich dinner at Lotteria's Dinner Set

' Dinner set ' is a special set menu that can only be eaten at stores in specific Lotteria after 18:00. What's new is that you can enjoy a luxurious dinner where soup comes in addition to potatoes.

Since the price of the hamburger chain set was quite bullish, we verified which one is more satisfying than the soup specialty store ``Soup Stock Tokyo'' which offers a set menu at about the same price range. I tried.

-A new menu with a little rich night from Lotteria-'Dinner Set' will be released from Thursday, October 13, 2011!

Arrived at Lotteria. I found a poster for a dinner set. The stores offering 'dinner set' are limited, so please check the nearest store on the official page .

After a few minutes waiting for your seat, a 'dinner set' was brought to you. A white basket contains potatoes and a hamburger. The set soup is in the foreground. Choose from 3 types of soup: shrimp bisque, vegetable soup, and clam chowder.

'Yakiniku Cheeseburger' which is the main character of the set (550 yen per item)

The meat is sticking out of the buns. It is said that it uses two large-sized grilled meat with rib fingers, which corresponds to medium-sized ribs.

There is a thick sauce on the back of the upper buns. Kinyu Foods' steak sauce (Japanese-style soy sauce), which has an onion-based soy sauce finish, is similar in taste and direction.

Several small pieces of lettuce are stacked.

Below that, there is Nakaru Calvi, whose face I had just seen from between the buns. It has a firmer shape than the Nakagari Calvi seen at yakiniku restaurants.

Although it has fat on it, what you actually feel when you eat it is the saltiness of the meat. The taste and texture reminded me of salted ham, etc., and I couldn't really feel the taste of ribs.

Below that is cheese. Since the saltiness of the sauce, meat, and cheese strengthen each other, there is a high possibility that you will feel salty. If you don't add water when ordering, it will be a difficult battle.

'Natural potato M' which is obviously thicker than the usual Lotteria potatoes, a special specification only for this dinner set.

The outside is crispy and the inside is fluffy. The black pepper on the outside tightens the taste. If there is an option in the usual menu that 'You can change the potatoes in the set to Natural Potato M for 50 yen more,' you might choose it.

Perhaps because potatoes are cut out from potatoes as they are, there is also such a long and thick thing.

If you look closely, a red paper napkin was laid under the potatoes and hamburger. It seems to be a device to give a high-class feeling.

From the soups you can choose from three types, we chose the most expensive 'shrimp bisque'. According to the official website, ``The savory taste of shrimp was fried with butter to condense, and tomato paste, cream, and white sauce were added to make a rich and creamy finish,'' but like when you scratched the head of sweet shrimp It tasted good. Since hamburgers and potatoes have a strong taste, it might be better to have a refreshing soup such as 'vegetable soup' for a good rest. Also, the attached spoon is very small as shown in the picture below, and if you drink with this, it will be dawn, so it is correct to drink it with your mouth here.

'Isn't this the shrimp bisque?', so I went straight to the

soup stock Tokyo nearby with the foot that completed the set at Lotteria. Currently, there is only one LUCUA Osaka store in the Kansai region. Perhaps because of that, it was very crowded.

There are 3 sizes of soup: small size (180cc), regular size (250cc), and large size (350cc).

This time, we chose the 'soup stock set' that allows you to set bread or rice in two small size soups.

The reason I chose the 'soup stock set' is that eating two small sizes makes it possible to drink 10 cc more soup than the large size. This time I decided to order two people and eat with both rice and bread. You can order 4 kinds of soup in total, so I tried to choose other things besides 'Omar shrimp bisque'.

As the name suggests, the 'stone kiln bread' that can be selected as a set is a full-fledged thing baked in the stone kiln. He warmed it up and served it.

It is about the size of one handful fist. It is not a fluffy bread, but a slightly crunchy one like soft French bread. Bread alone is delicious, but it's recommended that you dip it in soup and eat.

This is a set of rice. The large plate is free. Rice is a set of white rice mixed with sesame.

Rice is served in a large bowl with a thick rice cake. A large serving of rice is free, so it may come in handy when you are hungry.

'Omar Shrimp Bisque' is a rich soup made using shrimp heads. From the rising scent, there is no strong smell of shrimp.

Lotteria's 'Shrimp Bisque', whether good or bad, had the whole taste of the shrimp melted into the soup. However, the soup stock Tokyo 'Omar Shrimp Bisque' uses a strain from the head of the Omar shrimp, and it is made into a soup after deodorizing the fish. This soup has been left as a standard menu for a long time, but the quality of the soup was good enough to make it an unwavering staple.

This is 'Tokyo Borsch'. A Russian style borscht arranged in a Tokyo style. Like the 'Omar Shrimp Bisque', the shop's signature menu.

It contains potatoes, carrots and other ingredients. I was surprised that it was cut so big that I could mistake it for curry I made at home.

The umami of the ingredients melts into the soup itself, and when you scoop it with a spoon, you can feel it as a solid rather than a liquid. Although it has a rich taste, the freshness of lemon slices is added to add freshness to the meal. It is a versatile soup that can be eaten with bread or rice as it is seasoned rather than Japanese style.

I also ordered the new 'O'keef mushroom soup'. If you eat with soup that has a good taste, it will lose its taste, so when you want to eat it is better to combine it with a lighter one.

By the way, the Lotteria dinner set was 980 yen including tax, and the Soup Stock Tokyo 'Soup Stock Set' was 900 yen including tax.