【Takeout】Located on the first floor of MaxValu Sumikawa, adjacent to Sumikawa Station on the Subway Namboku Line, this bento and side dish shop has been around since the days when it was a food center. Just a short walk from Sumikawa Station. Revisited on the evening of January 7, 2022. I occasionally use this shop since the days when it was a food center. Since I rarely come to Sumikawa Station itself, it's been a long time since I visited this store. I have just been transferred to a new workplace, with Sumikawa Station as the nearest station. My life in Oyachi and Nango 18-chome has come to an end in just six months. Today, I stopped by just because. I bought some items: Mini kombu rolls, sweet pickled herring, rice with plum and burdock, and ginger pork bento. The plum and burdock combination was something I had never thought of. As someone who cooks, it was a light shock. The ginger pork bento was more delicious than the equivalent priced bento at the supermarket. I feel like I got a good deal. I will stop by again on my way home from work next time.

On a leisurely Sunday stroll through the city, I headed to Sumikawa by Donichika transportation. I stopped by "Delica Kitchen Mama" inside MaxValu shortly after it opened, where there were many bento boxes stacked outside and a showcase filled with appetizing side dishes. I ordered one "futomaki roll @450 (tax included)" and received it from the friendly husband. I took it home for dinner and found the rice texture to be pleasantly firm, but I noticed the lack of ingredients. I had purchased onigiri from there before, and I thought the quality was better. I would like to try their bento boxes someday. Thank you for the meal.

In September 2019, the neighboring bento shop next to the face-to-face sales bento shop inside the Chikawa MaxValu has closed down. I happened to pass by the shop close to closing time and saw a discount sign, so I stopped and purchased a "chirashi sushi bento." Along with the chirashi sushi, there were 7 side dishes included, all with homemade flavors that were beyond my imagination. I now feel like buying bento from this place again because it was delicious! Thank you for the meal (^^♪ This year, I bought my Ehomaki (lucky direction sushi roll) from here haha.

MaxValu is located along the Hiragishi Street in October 2017. I sometimes stop by this store for shopping after dropping off my son at school. It's a convenient place for lunch in the neighborhood. There is a parking lot on the rooftop, which can be used for free for about an hour. They sell various deli items and bento boxes, like a traditional deli shop. This time, I bought onigiri - cheese okaka and mentaiko flavors. Both taste just right when warmed up in the microwave, and they are my favorite onigiri fillings. I prefer onigiri wrapped in seaweed so tightly that you can't see the rice, but here, the seaweed is large and flavorful. The rice balls are well-formed, seasoned perfectly, and filled with just the right amount of ingredients. I will definitely stop by again when I come for shopping. Thank you for the meal. ✿ฺ(๑´ڡ`๑)✿ฺ.

I visited Sumikawa, my hometown, in March 2017 (residing for about a month). I heard about a Max-Value store with attractive tenants, so I hurried to check it out. There were various cafes, ramen shops, delis, fried chicken, onigiri shops, yakitori, and a key shop lined up. I had just bought a huge onigiri nearby, so I decided to buy side dishes here! The showcase displayed enticing home-cooked dishes mainly sold by weight. There were also affordable bento boxes available. Although I was tempted by the simmered dishes, I ended up ordering 200g of yakisoba and 100g of marinated squid. The staff packed them and weighed them. After paying, I went to buy fried chicken next. Afterwards, I enjoyed the food. The yakisoba, along with the onigiri, filled me up nicely. The soft noodles and rich sauce paired well with beer. The marinated squid served as a refreshing side dish, although 50g would have been enough. If this place was nearby, I would definitely visit frequently. Thank you very much!

After a long time, I came to MaxValu Sumikawa store with my usual companion. In the past, we used to come here to eat pizza at the nearby Shakey's. Since Shakey's closed down, our visits have drastically decreased. The interior of the store has changed quite a bit, with several tenants lined up. Among them was "Delica Kitchen Mama." This store is located on the first floor of MaxValu Sumikawa store along Hiraoka-dori in Sumikawa area, Minami-ku, Sapporo. You can check the exact location on Tabelog. There are over 20 varieties of deli dishes sold by weight in the showcase. The focus is on home-style Japanese dishes like "simmered saury," "simmered daikon," and "simmered pumpkin." The bento boxes also feature home-style dishes like "grilled fish" and "katsudon." I bought a bento box with a large grilled mackerel in miso. The weight was 428g, a standard volume. The grilled mackerel in miso had a gentle miso flavor, not too salty, with a generous amount of fat. The simmered vegetables included potatoes, red bell peppers, onions, and green peppers, with a nice crispy texture of the potatoes. The seasoned rice was easy to eat, and the spinach with sesame dressing had a soft and gentle flavor. The macaroni salad was a convenient size and the pickled radish was like vinegar pickles. The bento box also included lettuce and rice topped with a small pickled plum. The price was 580 yen (including 8% consumption tax), and the large grilled fish was a delightful addition. The spinach with sesame dressing was comforting, and the bento box had a healthy feel to it. Despite the price, there was a sense of value and satisfaction. The deli dishes mainly consisted of Japanese-style dishes, and the bento box had a homemade feel to it. It was different from convenience store bento boxes. I might try the simmered saury next time. Thank you for the delicious meal.

Welcome! Located in the Sumikawa area of Minami Ward, right in front of Sumikawa Station on the subway line, there is a MaxValu supermarket. On the first floor, there are various deli and bento shops, as well as several individual stores that seem to be operating as in-store concepts. The deli section offers side dishes, small dishes, pickles, etc., but it seems like there are no main dishes such as fish or meat. As for the bento corner, there are various options available, but they all look similar to each other, resembling food court bento boxes. The prices are slightly higher compared to supermarkets, around 1.8 times more expensive. I decided to go for a hearty fighter's bento, which I took home. The leftovers are likely to be sold out by the evening, as it seems that regular customers are already present by 4 pm. I chose the katsudon and yakisoba combo for 460 yen, which is still relatively affordable. However, I noticed that similar items were cheaper at the supermarket, some even with half-price stickers. Despite this, the store seems to have a loyal customer base and is well-established. Now, onto the katsudon! It came with a generous portion of rice, topped with egg soaked in dashi and a soft katsu with a chewy coating that can be easily eaten without much effort. The yakisoba had a simple yet flavorful mix of meat, vegetables, and sauce, cooked to a perfect texture. The crunchy vegetables contrasted nicely with the soft noodles, creating a harmonious balance. Overall, the meal was satisfying and reminded me of something my grandmother used to make. It's clear that the hands of the cook make a difference in the taste of the food. And with that, I finished my meal. Thank you for the delicious food!

Croquette 120 yen It was a pumpkin croquette. I would like the menu to specify it as pumpkin croquette instead of just croquette. It was delicious. Minced cutlet 90 yen It was slightly small but delicious. Pork cutlet 100 yen It was delicious. Shrimp chili 100g 320 yen The batter was slightly thick, but the spiciness was mild and the flavor was rich and delicious. Herring 100g 350 yen It was soft, including the bones, and the seasoning was just right, making it delicious. I received a free bonito rice ball. I am grateful. The service was good, and it is a shop that makes you want to support them.

At the MaxValu in Sumikawa, while on my way to the Hokuyo ATM, I was drawn to a shop selling large onigiri. The ones that caught my eye were the Cheese Okaka and Salmon, each priced at 140 yen including tax! The Ikura, Tarako, and Mentaiko were priced at 150 yen each. I decided to buy the Cheese Okaka and Salmon. I enjoyed the Cheese Okaka with mayonnaise, which made me, a mayo lover, very happy. Although the rice was cooked softer than my preference, it had a nice sheen and tasted delicious. The Salmon had a small amount of salmon flakes, which was a bit disappointing. The deli items sold by weight also looked appetizing, so I'll try something next time! Thank you, Kitchen Mama!