It gives off the impression of just a regular supermarket. It's not particularly clean, reminding me of how supermarkets used to be in the past. I purchased the Suntory Green Dakara Lychee & Yogurt drink because it was reasonably priced at 69 yen excluding tax. The lychee's sweet and sour taste is subtly present, along with the yogurt flavor, making it easy to drink.

This is the food section located underground in OPA in front of Seiseki-Sakuragaoka Station on the Keio Line. It's a Komodi Iida? Why? The food section located underground in OPA is actually Komodi Iida. After walking around the store, the prices were reasonable for a supermarket. It's not particularly cheap. There doesn't seem to be any competing stores nearby, maybe because it's in the "Keio Railway Castle Town" of Seiseki-Sakuragaoka Station? One item worth trying is the large meat dumplings that go well with rice for 169 yen. It's a common trend to see product names like "made with ingredients from this prefecture" in supermarket deli sections lately. This item may have been made in the supermarket deli department, where pre-made frozen products are warmed up, packed, and displayed in-store. But surprisingly, it's quite good. The dumplings have a nice chewy texture on the outside and are filled with plenty of meat.

Today's lunch was a bento box - priced at 299 yen with 883kcal, the cost-effectiveness was great so I decided to buy it! I got a 20% discount on the Tartar Nanban-style Fried Fish Bento priced at 299 yen before tax. When I opened it, there was a large fried fish with tartar sauce on top. The taste was decent, nothing bad about it. I also enjoyed the seaweed-wrapped fish cake tempura and fried chicken. I finished it in no time! Oh, the calories for this price, can't beat that!