I had the pleasure of trying the "Chingaorosu" at Origin Bento Shimura Sakagami store. It was delicious and affordable, with generous portions and excellent flavor. The seasoning was just right, making it a truly satisfying meal. The convenience of the store was also a plus. I would definitely recommend this place and look forward to trying their bento again.

This time, I used it for dinner. I was unsure of what to get, but ended up purchasing the pickled herring. Purchase details: Pickled Herring - 184 yen (100g) and others. The pickled herring was a traditional dish with a nice balance of acidity, very delicious. The store was clean with all products individually packaged, which was hygienic and appreciated during the COVID-19 pandemic. It would be nice if the staff's customer service was a bit more polite. This is a bento shop located near Shimo-Shimmei Station.

This is a lunch for telework. Origin Bento near the station, which is not as crowded during lunchtime on weekdays compared to supermarkets and convenience stores. The menu has a variety of options, but I usually stick to my favorite bento. It wasn't on display today, so I ordered at the register. Paid and received my order in about 5 minutes, very efficient. The housewives working there always work briskly and it's nice to see. The hot and crispy fried chicken has plenty of sweet sauce. It's great that I can still enjoy it hot at home.

Bento & deli shop in front of Shimmura Sanchome Station. I searched for a place to eat on Sunday mornings at Renkon Station, but surprisingly there were not many options, so I decided to travel to Shimmura Sanchome Station. There were quite a few options along the Kanna Highway, but I stuck to my original plan. I thought about getting some deli items, but the "Tarutaru Nori Bento" for 297 yen caught my eye for breakfast, so I went to the register. I paid with cashless payment, and received free disposable chopsticks, but had to pay extra for the consumption tax and a plastic bag. I took the exposed bento to a nearby park, along with a drink I bought at a convenience store, and enjoyed my meal. I realized later that I could have heated it up in the convenience store, but the small amount of seaweed bento came with a white fish fry and a packet of tartar sauce, which was generously portioned. The inari sushi came with soy sauce, and I later discovered the kinpira, which I also enjoyed. It was a healthy meal at 628 kcal, but I didn't like the additional charges for the consumption tax.