Hidden in a back alley, I hesitated to enter even with no signboard. Finally, I mustered up the courage and bought a simple and delicious bento for 650 yen. On Saturdays, you can choose from three different options. The meatball and croquette bento came with a rich miso soup. Even people working at the nearby construction site came to buy. I wonder if they have regular customers despite their hidden location.

In the residential area near Takanawa Station, there is a quiet bento shop that caught my attention. I decided to visit and found that the menu offered several options priced at 650 yen including tax. When I ordered the makunouchi bento, they kindly included miso soup and rice crackers as a service. The main dish in the bento was not exactly what I expected - instead of traditional makunouchi, it was more like a bento without seaweed. The main dish, which I thought was ginger pork, turned out to be a tangy vinegar-flavored pork stew. The egg roll was sweet and had a slightly burnt taste, creating a unique flavor. The fish fry was warm and moist, fitting the overall taste of the bento. The miso soup, also surprisingly tangy, added to the mysterious flavors of the meal. The most surprising element was the spaghetti or possibly yakisoba under the fry and egg roll. It tasted like spaghetti noodles with a Baby Star Ramen flavor. This bento had a strong and unique character that may have strong fans. I was truly impressed by the originality and creativity of this bento.

Taking a walk in the neighborhood and decided to get some takeout lunch. The place is located 8 minutes on foot from Shirokanedai Station and Shirokane-Takanawa Station, and it's a very ordinary house that you might not notice if there wasn't a signboard (lol). They offer 3 different daily bento boxes, all priced at ¥650, which is quite reasonable. Their website has a monthly menu posted, which is quite fun to browse through. On this day, they had the following 3 options, and I ended up buying all of them (>_<): <Daily Lunch Bento All ¥650> A Bento: Sweet and Sour Pork B Bento: Pork Cutlet Curry C Bento: Daily Special: Ginger Pork You can choose between ready-made miso soup or instant miso soup, which is convenient for eating outside. Additionally, they gave a Glico-like snack as a bonus. When I tried the food, I found that it had a bit of a high-calorie selection of side dishes, but it was quite filling, and for ¥650, it's a pretty good deal compared to convenience stores. They also offer catering services and delivery if you pre-order. I would definitely go back to try more of their menu items. Thank you for the meal! 2910