In the southern part of the city, I welcomed lunchtime at Tsukamori La Moo for a budget meal. I had the grated hamburger bento for ¥198, paid with Daikokuten Pay. Despite the high cost of living and raw materials, it is really appreciated that they have maintained their prices for us low-income consumers. Well, I won't comment on the taste. Oh, there was a gate at the parking lot now. It used to be overflowing with all kinds of cars, but now it looks neat. Thank you again today, Daikokuten! *This is a non-political statement*

It was a holiday with no plans to go out. Around noon, I went to the supermarket from a distance and thought about what to have for lunch. I decided to go to La Mū and bought a La Mū bento. I was planning to have yakisoba, but I thought it might not be that good, so I opted for the creamy egg and shrimp chili bowl. My partner also got a burdock and lotus root sesame salad. The egg in the bowl was a bit bland, but there were plenty of shrimp, which was a pleasant surprise. The shrimp chili had a strong flavor, and overall, it was well-balanced. The rice was decent, especially considering the price of 276 yen. The burdock and lotus root salad was okay, but the mayonnaise was quite vinegary, which was unexpected. La Mū has a variety of items, and although it may not be the most convenient for small households like ours, the bento and original bread are interesting. It's a bit of a drive for me, but my husband can easily ride his bike there, so I might send him to pick up some items in the future. Yay!

When I came to find my usual weekday budget lunch, the curry looked visually appealing but turned out to be just okay. Since it was ¥37 fried food day, I added a menchi-katsu topping, bringing the total to ¥238. The taste was, well, let's call it "eco-friendly curry" - quite thin that I couldn't even finish the rice. Also, the microwave was weak, so the curry ended up lukewarm. Anyway, thank you wallet for another day!

I recently visited Kitatsumori store. I often pass by this area for work, so I often use it for affordable lunch and shopping on weekdays. Today is another day for saving money! I arrived before lunchtime. There were still many customers! It's crowded! ♪～(・ε・ ) I quickly headed to the deli section! Huh? Instead of the usual horizontal containers, there were vertical containers for the fried chicken bento. The horizontal ones were also displayed next to them. What's the difference? Horizontal (conventional model) → 4 pieces of fried chicken, pickled radish, side dish (potato salad today) Vertical (new model) → 5 pieces of fried chicken, pickled radish I see, I see haha. I love exploring new things, so I confidently grabbed the new model and headed to the register! I wiped it with alcohol and ate it in the car! The taste is as good as always haha. Today, once again, it's the ally of the poor salaryman. Thank you, Daikokuten! ※This is a personal opinion.

La Muu Kitatsumori Store 06-6568-8700 2-4-7 Kitatsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka City, Osaka https://tabelog.com/osaka/A2701/A270406/27117567/

Open 24 hours, this store in Osaka offers extremely cheap deli items. It is only located in Kitatsubo and Konohana. They only accept Daikokuten Pay, not credit cards. Their private brand, d-price, offers very affordable products!

Late-night meal at Lamu yesterday ^o^ It's rare to see so many leftovers at Lamu at night, isn't it⁉️ Mystery ● Mentaiko Seaweed Bento with 30% off for 298 yen ● Japanese-style pasta with mushrooms for 98 yen ● Egg chicken cutlet sandwich for 248 yen Super cheap and filling ^o^ The dangerously cold Mentaiko Seaweed Bento is a must-try. The egg chicken cutlet sandwich I had in the early morning was delicious~~^o^ Thank you for the meal~~ Lamu Kitatsumori store 06-6568-8700 Osaka, Osaka, Nishinari-ku, Kitatsumori 2-4-7.

Last night's loot? La Moue Kitazumori store 06-6568-8700 Osaka, Osaka, Nishinari-ku, Kitazumori 2-4-7.

I went to La Mère to buy a Christmas chicken. The whole roasted chicken costs ¥698, which is cheap! The taste is okay, but the atmosphere was great and my family enjoyed it. Thank you for a wonderful Christmas night, Daikokuten! *This is a non-sponsored review.

I went to La Moo, known for being very cheap among supermarkets in Osaka. I quickly browsed through the bento section as I usually buy groceries elsewhere. There were rows of 198 yen bentos, but they looked pretty average. It's a bit different from Super Tamade. I bought a nori bento that you can't see inside. Apart from the fried food and chikuwa tempura, the portion size was quite decent and it tasted good. Cheap bentos sometimes have bad rice, but this one was not bad at all. It's strange how they can sell it at this price. Maybe it's a menu to attract customers regardless of profit? The pricing is mysterious, but it was quite enjoyable. I can't handle the large amount of bread, but I would like to visit again.

After taking my car out for the first time in months, I headed to Lamu-san. I had 6 takoyaki for 100 yen each, 3 packs of soft serve ice cream for 100 yen each, a large serving of spaghetti napoletana for 91 yen, and a salad platter for 92 yen. I ate two packs of hot takoyaki in the car and now I feel like I might explode from being so full, I won't need breakfast tomorrow! Lamu is a super cheap supermarket where you can get takoyaki for 100 yen, now sold in packs of 3, and soft serve ice cream for 100 yen. The low prices are probably due to advertising costs or as a way to show appreciation to customers, but don't just go for that reason - actually shop there.