Minchi to Gohan Double Double

Gapao rice and taco rice are the two signature dishes at Minchi to Gohan Double Double. The menu describes the gapao as “juicy and spicy”, and diners have remarked on the presence of the minced meat and the spices. It is an easy dish to enjoy with rice. Some people find the heat moderate, while others would prefer a little more spice. If you’re looking for the heat and herbs associated with Thai cooking, bear in mind that this may not be quite the same as a traditional Thai-style version.

Some diners who don’t like coriander report asking for it to be left out, while others say it was replaced with mitsuba. Check with the restaurant when ordering, as these reports don’t guarantee what can be accommodated. The taco rice is described on the menu as “juicy yet healthy”, and diners also mention its balance of vegetables and satisfying portion. It’s an option when you want the hearty combination of meat and rice alongside vegetables.

At lunch, the menu lists both gapao rice and taco rice, each with soup and a mini dessert. One diner reports that their gapao lunch came with soup and a small pudding, a welcome pairing if you’d like a little something sweet afterwards. In the evening, the menu extends beyond rice dishes to small plates such as pork with kimchi, rolled omelette and oil sardines. Menu materials list draft beer at 450 yen and sours at 380 yen, with plain, lemon, lime, Calpis and yuzu options. Items and prices may change. There is also a light-drinking set with 1 drinks and 3 small plates to accompany them, worth noting if you’re in the mood for a casual drink.

Diners have enjoyed gapao rice at lunch, returned for it after work, and chosen taco rice on another occasion, making the restaurant an option for both lunch and dinner. Alongside eating in, takeaway is available if you’d like to take one of its signature rice dishes with you.