After the gym, I had lunch at this Hotto Motto. There is plenty of parking next to the store. I ordered the Beef Lemon bento with lots of cabbage. There were no other customers, and my order was ready in just 2 minutes. Fast! I ate in the parking lot. The Beef Lemon bento has a refreshing lemon scent, with plenty of meat and vegetables, making it a light and hearty summer menu. The sauce is a refreshing garlic sauce based on genuine soy sauce. The cabbage, seasoned with plenty of spices, goes well with the meat. Squeezing the lemon provided on the side gives it a more refreshing flavor, making it enjoyable even in the hot summer. The sweet and savory thinly sliced beef tastes just like yakiniku sauce, and you can adjust the lemon flavor by squeezing fresh lemon yourself. I thought it was already lemon-flavored from the start, so it was a bit surprising! Oh, it leaves a refreshing aftertaste, and it's good for the hot summer. The rice is served in a separate container, and there is plenty of it. But with the amount of grilled meat, it's too much. In fact, there is not enough beef. The balance is off. The Beef Lemon bento gets a rating of 3.3 stars, and the value for money index is 550 yen out of 600 yen, which is 0.92. It might be a bit pricey. Thanks for the meal!

I felt like staying home and cooking, but I got tired of it. I remembered there's a "Hotto Motto" store nearby, and suddenly craved their Nori Bento! It's so cheap and convenient. I bought one and quickly returned home. Ah, the warm bento feels good. The rice is tasty, with okaka and kombu tsukudani on top of it, along with nori, white fish fry, chikuwa tempura, kimpira, and pickles. Each item plays a delicious role. Ah, it's so delicious. This kind of flavor is also important.

Noriben: The food was delicious and the portion size was generous. The staff was friendly and the atmosphere was cozy. I highly recommend this restaurant!

The fried chicken was disappointing as the container was almost empty and the pasta underneath was sparse. However, the portion of 4 pieces of chicken was just right!

Bibimbap and Special Nori Bento. The normal Nori Bento comes with fried fish and chikuwa tempura, but the special one has fried fish, menchi katsu, and fried chicken. Both were delicious.