I visited this place because I wanted to buy a lunch bento. They specialize in tonkatsu, but they also had a variety of other bento options. On that day, they had a special discount on the Healthy Chicken Bento and Karaage Bento, but I was in the mood for the Tonkatsu Bento. At first, it came with five-grain rice, but when I asked if I could change it to white rice, they said it was okay. The rice was warm and I felt like I got a good deal! The side dishes were also delicious with a variety of options. Additionally, when you buy a bento here, you also get a complimentary miso soup (instant), which was a nice bonus!

This time, I had the "Menchi Katsu with Chili Sauce, Niku Shumai Bento".

This time, I had the "Chicken Karaage Chili Sauce Don ¥399 (excluding tax)". It was quite spicy. The rice was delicious. I was happy with the generous amount of "takana" and "red pickled ginger".

On December 11, 2020, I had the chicken bento box which cost 410 yen.

This is a shop located in the basement floor of the Solaria Stage in the Tenjin area of Fukuoka City. It is inside the West Japan Railway Company's supermarket "Reganet Tenjin" and offers bento boxes and side dishes. The reviewer finds the taste of the food here to be the most comforting and homey compared to other shops on the same floor. The reviewer appreciates that the bento boxes come with instant miso soup. The reviewer purchased the "Grilled Mackerel Bento for 520 yen," "Fried Chicken Bento for 400 yen," and "Grilled Chicken Bento for 420 yen" for their family. The "Grilled Mackerel Bento" included two pieces of salt-grilled mackerel with grated radish and chopped green onions on top, served with ponzu sauce. The reviewer enjoyed the healthy "Five-Grain Rice" which contained brown rice, soybeans, pressed barley, sesame seeds, and quinoa. The side dish of macaroni salad with chopped apples reminded the reviewer of school lunches in Fukuoka, bringing back nostalgic memories. Overall, the reviewer was very satisfied with the delicious and well-balanced bento box.

Soraria Stage's basement floor. Among the various bento and side dish shops, there is a shop called "Tonton Tei." From the name, it seems like a tonkatsu specialty shop, but they have a variety of side dishes and bento boxes. It's nice that they have various small rice bowls. I chose the fried chicken. It cost 355 yen. I was planning to go on a diet, but the fried chicken with mayo seems unexpectedly high in calories. However, the overall portion is small, so I think it's okay. There's plenty of cabbage in it too. They also offered miso soup as a service, but there was no hot water in the office and I didn't have much time, so I'll take it home and give it to my partner. ● Shop Information Tonton Tei 092-771-3389 2-11-3 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Soraria Stage Basement Floor Opening hours: 10:00-19:30

This is a shop located on the basement floor of Solaria Stage, specializing in bento boxes and fried foods. I stopped by on my way back to the parking lot after buying breakfast pastries at a bakery that had just opened at Solaria Stage. I decided to pick up a bento box for lunch that day. The shop had a variety of bento boxes and fried foods on display. I chose a Saba (mackerel) simmered in a sweet and savory sauce bento box for 450 yen. Along with the Saba, there was a healthy chicken cutlet included. Additionally, there was a side of tamagoyaki (Japanese rolled omelette) and seasoned bean sprouts. I also added two pieces of lean pork cutlet for 145 yen from the fried foods section. The shop, Ton Ton Tei, is located on the basement floor of Solaria Stage in Fukuoka. Address: 2-11-3 Tenjin, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka City. Phone: 092-771-3389. Opening hours: 10:00-19:30. Closed: No fixed holidays.

During a break from work, I decided to take a stroll and thought about getting a bento box from "Tonton Tei" on the basement floor of Soraia Stage. The prices are very cheap, ranging from 300 yen to 400 yen. I ordered the pork cutlet rice bowl for 350 yen and the omelette rice for 399 yen. The portions were decent, but I felt like one wouldn't be enough, so I ended up getting two. This way, the price and portion size felt more reasonable. The pork cutlet rice bowl contained pork cutlet, egg, onions, wood ear mushrooms, carrots, and burdock. There was a bit less meat, but I guess it's understandable for the price. The omelette rice had a nice demi-glace sauce, but the chicken rice inside was not evenly mixed with ketchup, and there was quite a bit of plain white rice, giving it a rough overall impression.

Summary: This is a store located on the basement floor of Solaria Stage, offering mainly fried bento boxes and side dishes. It seems that Solaria Stage has a wide variety of bento boxes and side dishes, and it gets quite busy during cherry blossom viewing season! Price: Tonkatsu bento box for 500 yen. Dish and content: I tagged along with a young female colleague from work who was collecting points on her loyalty card. Solaria Stage has a special promotion every 15th of the month where you can earn five times the points! Taking advantage of this, I ordered a bento box. In the end, I was asked to order many bento boxes for the staff, but in return, I got extra points for the young female colleague. The bento box had plenty of rice topped with umeboshi (pickled plum) and kombu seaweed. It also had a slightly large pork cutlet and fukujinzuke (pickles). You could choose between tonkatsu sauce and ponzu sauce. The ponzu sauce came in a separate pack, along with shredded cabbage and yuzu soy dressing. There was also miso soup with fried tofu from Marukome. Even though it had cooled down, the breading on the cutlet was light and thick, just the way I like it. The rice had a great flavor, maybe due to the way it was cooked. It had a satisfying volume. We all enjoyed a lively lunch at the office. Thank you, Tontonte!

I always use this place for lunch. It is located on the basement floor of Solaria Stage, next to Reganet. You can buy bento boxes in the store or at Reganet. However, it is more cost-effective to buy them in the store because they come with miso soup for the same price. Also, if you order tonkatsu or karaage bento boxes separately, they come with shredded cabbage. There is a microwave available for reheating. It is cheap and filling, so I use it often.