Sometimes I see this delicatessen shop in department stores, and I feel like it's surprisingly reasonable. I think the half-size dashimaki tamago was 194 yen. Even though it's called half-size, I thought the portion was surprisingly generous. The broth is well infused. It's not too sweet, but not too salty either. Just delicious. I could sense that they were trying to make it fluffy and well-rounded.

This shop is located inside Ito Yokado, just outside of Shakujii Park Station. They sell homemade home-style dishes, which I find very convenient. Today, I bought the "Chinjao Roast Beef Bowl." The seasoning is light and gentle, with a flavor that doesn't get old. The portion size is just right for women. Today, I bought it for my bento, but there are many other appealing dishes, so next time I will try buying some individual dishes.

Today's lunch was buying a bento at Ishigami Park. The shop is located inside Ito Yokado near Ishigami Park Station. They have a variety of homemade dishes that you can buy individually. I chose the "onigiri set" today. It includes onigiri, karaage, and tamagoyaki. The karaage and tamagoyaki have a gentle homemade taste. It was just the right amount for a woman and very delicious.

【Reason for visiting】Despite the declaration of a state of emergency and the request to refrain from unnecessary outings, my wife suggested, "There's a cake shop inside Yokado, and I also want to do some shopping at Mokura, so let's go." We visited to buy lunch and also do some research on the cake shop.【Atmosphere】The store is located just a 2-minute walk from the station, under the railway tracks. The store name on the ceiling is the landmark. Inside, it looks like a regular supermarket.【Taste】- Clam and simmered conger eel rice bowl for 540 yenAfter purchasing, we ate it at home. The dish consists of several clams and one simmered conger eel on top of rice, with sauce drizzled over them. It also comes with thick omelette and pickled radish. The conger eel has a slight fishy smell, but the flesh is tender, and the sauce is agreeable to most people. The clams lack a strong umami flavor but have a good chewy texture. The rice, coated in sauce, is decent.3.0 points out of 5 (average score: 3 points)【Overall】Although it doesn't seem to be a situation of the three Cs, supermarkets seem to be booming under the state of emergency.

[Reason for Visit] I was wandering around looking for tonight's dinner, but couldn't find a good restaurant. I randomly entered a store in Ito Yokado and found a delicatessen, so I decided to try it out. [Visit Time] June 9th (Sunday) around 12:30 PM [Number of Customers] 5 people [Item Ordered] Special dashi rolled omelette [2 slices] [Reason for Ordering] It seemed like they had a special dashi rolled omelette, so I was curious about the taste. [Tasting Experience] The dashi rolled omelette was cooked nicely, with a decent amount of dashi flavor oozing out when you bite into it. The taste, sweetness, and texture of the eggs were a bit mild, but the flavor of the dashi made up for it. The dashi was made from bonito flakes, dried bonito, and sand lance, giving it a refined umami taste without any strange aftertaste. The saltiness was mild, but the umami flavor of the dashi balanced it out perfectly. The omelette had a subtle sweetness, allowing the natural sweetness of the ingredients to shine through. Overall, it was a delightful dining experience at "Sakina."

For tonight's dinner, I decided to buy a bento box at Ishigami Park. This shop is located inside Ito Yokado near Ishigami Park Station, where you can buy homemade family-style dishes. I chose the "daily bento box" which comes with a variety of side dishes like fried fish, simmered beans, simmered dish, sautéed spinach, and rolled omelette. You can choose from white rice, brown rice, or mixed grain rice, and I opted for the mixed grain rice for a healthier option. The bento box had a gentle and satisfying flavor that didn't get boring.

Today, I came to Shakujii Park again on July 6th! First, as usual, I bought lunch. As usual, I went to "Sakana" in E-mio and bought a healthy bento! The name of the shop? How do you read it? It seems to be read as "Sakana." It's not a shop specializing in fish, but today's bento was delicious as always! Thank you for the meal (^-^)/

I love dashimaki tamago ❤

[2018.01.07 Visit] Location: This shop is located on the first floor of Ito-Yokado, directly connected to Shakujii Park Station. I visited on a Sunday after 7pm. I didn't feel like cooking that day, so I bought the daily bento for 590 yen and the spicy chicken made with domestic young chicken thigh meat for 395 yen. The spicy chicken made with domestic young chicken thigh meat was delicious and went well with alcohol, I finished it in no time. The daily bento was relatively healthy with pumpkin and kimpira included. Thank you for the meal.

The dashimaki tamago here is too strong. I apologize for the suddenness, but the dashimaki tamago here is just too good. Whenever my partner goes out, they often bring it back, and let me tell you, the dashimaki tamago here is really delicious! And it's huge! Inside the store, they have a variety of side dishes that you can buy by weight or quantity, as well as bento boxes, salads, and simple onigiri sets. And the service is great - they even pack the bento boxes with rice at the register. There are so many options, and if I worked near Iogi Station, I would definitely consider this place for lunch every day. As I mentioned at the beginning, my recommendation here is the "dashimaki tamago". First of all, it's huge. It costs around 600 yen after tax for one, and it's so big that you wonder how many eggs they used - probably around 8 or more. The taste and texture are great. In a way, I think it's much tastier to buy it here rather than from Tsukiji and let it sit for a while. The dashi flavor is strong, so be careful when opening the pack after bringing it home. They also sell it in 1/4 cuts for around 160 yen, so you can try it out. Once you've tried it, you won't be able to go back to the egg rolls sold in supermarkets. Seriously.

I purchased some simmered hijiki at this store located inside Ito Yokado within Emio before boarding the train at Shakujiikoen Station. I bought about 100 grams of simmered hijiki for around 240 yen. As someone who enjoys trying various types of simmered hijiki, I found that the one from this store has a slightly stronger flavor. It has a good amount of saltiness, making it a great accompaniment to rice. Personally, I prefer to eat a lot of hijiki itself, so I felt that the seasoning was a bit too strong for my liking.