I stopped by Asakusa Tare Han Shigoto when I went to Asakusa for a half-day job. It is located in Matsuya with direct access from the Ginza subway line, right in front of the entrance. I had purchased it before at Shinjuku Isetan and couldn't forget the taste. It was such a joy to encounter it again! I bought the Kalbi bento for 1350 yen, and each order is grilled in the kitchen at the back. It's great that they hand you the freshly made dish. As for the taste, true to its name, the sauce has a punch. It's sweet, savory, and rich, thoroughly soaking into the meat, making the rice go down smoothly.

I had plans to go to Tachikawa with half-hearted intentions, but on my way back, I stopped by Isetan and wandered around the food section in the basement. I came across a delicious-looking yakiniku bento box. It was a half-hearted A5 rank wagyu beef yakiniku bento box. It looked really tasty. The staff was grilling the meat in the back of the showcase and serving it fresh. The top sirloin bento box costs 1620 yen. I found out that this is not a permanent store, but there is a permanent store in Matsuya Depachika in Asakusa. The meat was packed with flavor and went really well with the sweet and savory sauce and rice. It's a luxurious high-quality yakiniku bento box.

Delicious bento boxes at the deli shop in the basement of Tobu Asakusa Station. I bought freshly fried croquette curry and wagyu beef bento. The croquette curry has a sweet curry sauce, complemented by the sweetness of the croquette and the mildness of the fried egg, making it kid-friendly. The wagyu beef bento has delicious meat with a rich sauce that is irresistible. My daughter, who loves meat, preferred the wagyu beef one. Personally, I recommend the croquette curry in the 500 yen range.

Hello! This review is not about visiting a shop in Asakusa, but about purchasing a bento box at the basement of Tachikawa Isetan, so please understand that. I visited on a weekday afternoon. I had a meeting in Shinjuku, and on my way back by train, I decided to buy a lunch bento box at Isetan basement. I felt relieved to leave the crowded Shinjuku and arrive in Tachikawa. The basement of the department store! It's been a while. I arrived around 12:30 and started looking for a bento box. There were so many options, it was hard to choose. I wanted to take my time, but I had to eat quickly and return to work. So, I quickly decided to buy the following bento box: A5 Wagyu beef bento for ¥1080 with Asakusa sauce. It was my first time hearing about this shop, but it looked delicious. Apparently, they tour various department store basements. A clean and beautiful female staff member asked, "Do you have your own bag?" "Oh, right... I don't have one," said the man. It's true that the world has changed (*^_^*). Seeing the man's troubled face, the staff member said, "It's okay for men. Ideally, you should have one, but please take this!" and gave him a paper bag as a service. Thank you very much! I will enjoy the purchased bento box alone in the car! It's said to be A5 Wagyu beef, but as a non-gourmet man, I don't understand its greatness, but the fat content and seasoning were good and delicious. The meat was tender... The amount of rice was small, but it was just right for me today. There were two thick tamagoyaki slices. Simply delicious. The pickles and simmered dish were also tasty. Elegant seasoning. Ah, it was delicious! I had to go back immediately for work (*^^*). It was a shame I couldn't enjoy it slowly, but thanks to the kind and beautiful staff member, I was able to enjoy the lonely car lunch with a warm heart. Thank you! Thank you very much. Good job!

I used a temporary store set up in a place like Lumine Tachikawa's event space. They were selling something called "beef croquette" for 216 yen including tax. The size seemed small for the price. The atmosphere of the store gave a slightly high-class impression, so I thought maybe they use good quality meat, hence the price. It had beef in it and was seasoned. However, there was only a small amount of beef, and it tasted like a croquette filled with sweet and richly flavored stewed beef. It was like a croquette with only meat as an ingredient. That's the feeling.

There was a temporary store in the basement of Ginza department store. The shop is originally from Asakusa and seems to tour around the country. They sell high-quality beef bento boxes, croquettes, and minced cutlets, all prepared in-store. I bought the cheapest black wagyu beef bento for 1000 yen plus tax, a croquette for 300 yen, and a minced cutlet for 350 yen. The minced cutlet is not very juicy. The croquette is of a type where you don't feel solid pieces. The black wagyu beef bento has a sweet and savory seasoned meat, which I like, but the rice portion is small. Even so, there is leftover rice compared to the amount of meat.