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About this place
For a meal or a coffee break inside Tokyo Medical Center, B’EASE offers a broad choice of dishes, including soba and udon, ramen, curry and set meals. On weekdays, the daily lunch special is served from 11 to 14, with a limit of 50 servings, for 850 yen. Ask a member of staff what that day’s dish is. You can add 110 yen to have your rice served as a larger portion. Lunch also comes with a choice of set drinks, including coffee, tea, cola, ginger ale and melon soda.
The curry rice comes with salad and costs 650 yen; the cutlet curry, also served with salad, costs 900 yen. One diner reported that the cutlet curry took a little longer than other dishes because the cutlet is fried, so noodles may be a better choice if you are short on time. Soy sauce and salt ramen are each 680 yen, tanmen is 730 yen, and chilled Chinese noodles are available for 800 yen on hot days.
Some diners describe the portions and prices as average, and say the place has the feel of a school or company canteen. It also suits solo diners, and a wheelchair-accessible entrance makes it a practical option for lunch between medical appointments.
