I always passed by this Kamadoya restaurant, but I had never bought anything from here before. I decided to try their food as a side dish this time. Although they no longer offer the old small sumo wrestler bento or yokozuna bento, for some reason, they still have the ozeki bento. I asked if the container was microwave-safe since I was buying it as a side dish, and I ended up purchasing just the cheese hamburger for 370 yen. The container was indeed microwave-safe, and for the quality of the hamburger at that price, I will definitely consider using their services again.

The special bento after a long time was delicious (*^◯^*) I enjoyed it.

I didn't bring a bento box with me, so I decided to buy one on the way. I happened to see a Chinese bento shop, so I parked my car and went to buy one. I saw a Chinese bento box that could be changed to fried rice, so I changed it. It came with 3 shumai dumplings, 2 pieces of fried chicken, 2 pieces of shrimp chili, cabbage salad, potato salad, and pickles. The fried rice was really delicious when it was piping hot! I dove into the fried chicken first - it's a classic taste that goes well with the meal. The shrimp chili had a slightly sweet taste, suitable for everyone. As for the fried rice, it was fluffy and delicious, and it disappeared in no time.

I successfully composed a haiku. After a leisurely bike ride, I got a bento box to go from Honke Kamadoya. The shop is located along Uemachi Street and has a long history of operation. Many of my elementary school classmates live in this area, bringing back nostalgic memories of playing Famicom. The bento box I got was the Nori Bento, with seaweed on top of rice, and sides of white fish fry, kinpira burdock, chikuwa tempura, and pickles. It's a classic combination, with generous portions of seaweed and kinpira burdock. Personally, I prefer the seaweed over the bonito flakes. This bento box offers great value for the price. Thank you for the meal.