This is Tomozu on the east side of the first floor of Coredo Nihonbashi. There are 5 seats at the counter facing Eitai-dori. There are no power outlets. It's a forbidden convenience store gourmet.. I didn't actively register myself, but it was already registered.. (Motivation 1) There are cafes all over the Nihonbashi area, but if you want to adjust your time a little, this place is the cheapest. So, I stopped by often, but with just motivation 1, I didn't feel like posting about it.. The other day, while I was having an ice coffee to pass the time, a slender lady next to me went "Pshh!" I took a quick glance, and isn't that a Nodogoshi <Nama> beer?! And she's quite beautiful?! I couldn't help but take a second look.. (^^ゞ At Tomozu, drinking canned beer in broad daylight?! And not just any beer, but "Nodogoshi <Nama>" beer?! How cool is that!! (ﾉ≧ڡ≦).... Do I want to get to know her? (Motivation 2) So, I'll make a summary post while I'm at it. (^^ゞ The coffee (100 yen) is Segafredo. If you get a little hungry, there are various food options available. ◆Domestic apple apple pie: 117 yen It's from Yamazaki Bakery. The combination of apple jam and margarine is exquisite♪ ◆Croissant burger: 122 yen A croissant with minced cutlet inside. The moist croissant and the crispy minced cutlet. It also has white sesame seeds on top. ◆Natural yeast bread Maple: 108 yen This is a long-life (long shelf life) bread made by Daipurasu in Takasaki. It has a moist texture, and the maple flavor is infused inside, giving it a sweet taste. ◆Red bean bun: 130 yen This one also stays delicious for a long time! It has a shelf life of nearly a month. The soft Danish dough and Hokkaido red beans with margarine. I think I prefer red bean buns with red bean paste.: The rest is omitted.

It's cheap so I can't help it, but if I were to buy this bento, I would buy cup ramen instead.

There is a pharmacy located in a commercial facility or office called Coredo Nihonbashi, and surprisingly they sell bento boxes. They offer a variety of options like onigiri and salads, with lunch bentos priced around 500 yen including tax. I tried the two-color minced meat bento, which was similar to typical convenience store bentos. The side dishes included minced meat, chicken, and shumai, but the chicken was not very tender and the shumai was just average. As for the minced meat, it was a bit expensive for 500 yen.

I bought two bags of chicken wing flavored potato chips at the Koyama-cho store. It's a repeat purchase for me.

I bought special tea, jasmine tea, and mineral water at the Hibiya Midtown store (*^_^*) I saw this water for the first time, so I bought it (*'▽'*)

I bought Meiji gummy candies and Suntory special tea at Akabane store. (>_ <)

I bought Tomozu's PB Jasmine Tea (^^)

I bought Pocca's slowly simmered corn soup, potato butter, Knorr Soup Deli's cream of mushroom soup pasta, and shrimp tomato cream. I am satisfied because they were cheap.

Iiemon Special Tea