Today is the midsummer day of the ox, so my wife asked me to buy an eel bowl from Sushiya Aoi before she went to work because she enjoyed it last year. Despite the heavy rain, she brought back a delicious eel bowl from Sushiya Aoi. It was a bit small, but for this price, being able to eat an eel bowl from a sushi restaurant is satisfying. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal!

After enjoying a tempura bowl lunch at a certain sushi restaurant, I decided to get a takeout dessert. I made a reservation over the phone before visiting. When I opened the door, I was surprised to see that there was only enough space for one or two adults to stand. The staff was very friendly. In these times, they charged a few yen for the bag. The seafood bowl was properly wrapped in plastic wrap, so I took it home as it is. The most popular premium Aoi bowl includes tuna, squid, surf clam, hokkigai, ikura, salmon, sayori, sweet shrimp, salmon flakes, flying fish roe, crab meat, and tamagoyaki. The vinegar rice was nicely chewy and delicious. I might have had too high expectations for the toppings... the freshness was good but the cuts were a bit disappointing. Also, the ikura had a bitter taste. For 500 yen (excluding tax), I have no complaints at all! It might even be considered good! However, I didn't feel any surprising impact. It felt more like a dessert (laughs) or a side menu option, and it seems like it would be satisfying for a casual use like having a drink in the evening. I'm curious about the other menu items.

Is this the 7th or 8th time? You can add more toppings to the premium Aoi bowl for an additional 500 yen. Still cheap. Squid, surf clam, salmon, mackerel, white fish, scallop, shrimp, snow crab, conger eel, salmon roe, flying fish roe, shad roe, and egg. Plus bluefin tuna, abalone, sea urchin. This is satisfying even without extra toppings - no, I can't imagine without extra toppings.

I headed to a sushi restaurant on Sunday, hoping to enjoy some seasonal gourmet food. However, to my surprise, the restaurant was closed. I remembered reading a review about a place in Ebetsu, so I decided to check it out. As soon as I entered, I noticed it was a takeout-only place with a counter. I ordered the Premium Aoi Don for 540 yen, which was essentially a seafood bowl with a variety of fresh ingredients on top of lightly seasoned sushi rice. It was indeed premium quality and worth the price. They also offered other options like the Premium Aoi Nigiri and limited sets like the "Yoshimune" and eel dishes at affordable prices. My wife also enjoyed the food, so we will definitely be coming back. Thank you for the delicious meal!

In Ebetsu, a takeout-only seafood bowl and sushi restaurant, reservations by phone are always required. When you open the sliding door, you'll be surprised by the small counter space at first. They have a variety of one-coin menu items for 500 yen, with good freshness and value. The most popular dish is the premium Aoi bowl, which even includes sea urchin - amazing! And the sushi at Yoshimune is also 500 yen, with items like bluefin tuna, salmon, snow crab, sweet shrimp, squid or conger eel, daily gunkan sushi, daily rolls, and thick tamago. The thick tamago here is not too sweet, which I like. It's so grateful to be able to eat a delicious seafood bowl for 500 yen.

The concept of a takeout-only sushi restaurant for the third time seemed unusual, but it has caught up with the times. With the order system, there is less food waste. The Premium Aoi Bowl is priced at 500 yen (excluding tax), and surprisingly, the Natto Maki is more expensive! It includes bluefin tuna, sea urchin, salmon roe, and a total of 13 other ingredients. You won't find better value than this.

When I woke up this morning, there was a note from my wife saying she will finish work in the afternoon, so please buy something at Aoi. So I bought a sweet shrimp donburi for my wife and a winged salmon donburi for myself (^-^) For just 500 yen plus tax, this volume is a great deal, right? Next time, I'll try buying the "Treasure Box of the Sea" that is also featured on Tabelog (a restaurant review website). Thank you for the meal!

This is a takeout-only shop where you can choose from a variety of seafood bowls and sushi for 500 yen plus tax. The shop is very small, so it's best to order in advance by phone. They accept cash, credit cards, and even vouchers as payment. If you want to enjoy seafood easily, be sure to give it a try. Thank you for the meal.

Sea Jewel Box in September 2019 for 540 yen is a takeout sushi shop in Ebetsu. The exterior is lively, but once you open the sliding door, it's super narrow (ﾟДﾟ)!! It's about the size of one tatami mat? It feels cramped with three people inside... It might be tough for those with claustrophobia (ﾟωﾟ;) By the way, people from Sendai might feel like they're about to overflow even if they're alone. They have a wide range of one-coin menu items! Sushi, seafood bowls, side dishes, and more... Over 60 items priced at 500 yen or less. They also have luxurious menu options. Just to clarify, this is not a part of the growing Donmaru Group, but a standalone individual store. I tried the popular "Sea Jewel Box," which is filled with small cuts of various toppings like tuna, crab, salmon, salmon flakes, squid, scallops, flying fish roe, salmon roe, shirako, surf clam, engawa, sweet shrimp, steamed shrimp, conger eel, sea urchin, octopus, and more... I think that's all? It's cheap for all that at 500 yen (ﾟДﾟ)!! The freshness is not bad for the price, and the rice seasoned with a gentle vinegar taste is also delicious. My husband had the most popular "Aoi Don," which is supposed to have 11 different toppings that change daily, but it only had 6 toppings that day. Maybe there was a mistake in the description, or they changed the recommended daily toppings? Well, it's fine because it's only 500 yen Σd(・∀・´) They accept cash, credit cards, and various vouchers as payment! Sushi vouchers, beer vouchers, rice vouchers... Huh? Even department store gift vouchers are accepted. What's going on? (((*≧艸≦)ﾌﾟﾌﾟｯ Thank you for the meal (^ω^)

Today, my wife and I had the day off together, so I asked her what she wanted to eat for lunch. She said she wanted Aoi-san's Hanpoku Don, which is a three-color bowl with tuna, squid, and sweet shrimp. I thought that sounded good too! So for lunch today, we had sushi from Aoi-san's with Hanpoku Don. It was only one coin, but it was very satisfying!

This is a takeout sushi restaurant in Eniwa. I bought Premium Special Nigiri for 500 yen + tax, Inari for 500 yen + tax, and Fried Chicken for 500 yen + tax for myself and my family. I called the toll-free number and went to pick up the order. When I opened the door, I saw a counter with various rice bowl options, but I chose nigiri. There were many nigiri options, but I chose the Premium Special Nigiri which includes 8 pieces with toppings like tuna, sea urchin or salmon roe, snow crab, squid, white fish, herring roe, salmon, and sweet shrimp for just one coin. They asked if I wanted sea urchin or salmon roe, and I chose salmon roe. I don't usually eat expensive sushi and have some dislikes, but I enjoyed the crab and herring roe after a long time. The rice was small but the nigiri was well-made and delicious. I also tried the side menu items like Inari and fried food. The owner was cheerful but a bit shy, and didn't want to show their face. They kindly gave me a teacup as a special service. The quality of the food was not biased just because we knew each other. Thank you for the meal.

At work in Ebetsu, I heard about a one-coin seafood takeout shop recommended by a customer. Without hesitation, I visited the shop. Indeed, the storefront was filled with signs saying 500 yen. As I entered, the owner seemed busy. I decided to try the premium seafood bowl. "Please wait for 20 minutes," the owner said. Since I had some time, I chose to wait inside the small shop rather than in my car. Looking at the menu, I realized that reservations were necessary. I felt bad for not making one and decided to wait in line. Customers with reservations started coming in and my seafood bowl was made before theirs. I felt really bad for causing inconvenience. The variety of seafood in the bowl was impressive, with delicious hokkigai and plenty of ikura and real crab. Each ingredient complemented the others perfectly. The portion size was small, but I left feeling satisfied. For a one-coin seafood bowl, the quality was top-notch. I'm truly sorry for the trouble I caused and will make a reservation next time. Thank you for the meal.

It's been a while since I had the sweet shrimp bowl from Sushiya Aoi, and I'm completely satisfied with this volume for 500 yen (excluding tax)~(^-^) It seems like they've also renewed their flyer. I'll definitely use it again. Thank you for the meal(^-^)

Today, I finished work in the morning and my wife also had a part-time job. As a reward for myself, I had a luxurious bowl from Sushi Aoi. The cost performance is amazing, only 500 yen excluding tax. I am satisfied!

My wife told me there's a 500 yen takeout sushi available, which reminded me of Sushiya Aoi. Both of us don't like shiny ingredients, so we reserved a 5-color bowl that seemed to not have any shiny ingredients. It was delicious, thank you for the meal! (^-^)

Located along the old national highway, this restaurant is on a well-traveled road and I often receive flyers from them. Their lunch menu includes chirashi sushi, donburi, fried foods, and noodles, all for 780 yen. However, the highlight is their 500 yen takeout lunch! They have many dishes featuring crab as the main ingredient. I was intrigued by their "daily red sushi set of 10 pieces." Since they specialize in takeout and delivery, I called ahead to reserve an "ikura and salmon oyakodon" for pick-up (they also offer delivery for orders over 1,500 yen). The owner of the shop is an acquaintance of mine who used to work at Hokuhō when it was Big House back in my elementary school days. After leaving Hokuhō, he sold deli items at Super Fish Han and then eventually opened his own store at the current location. He mentioned that I had placed a delivery order once before at my parents' house, so he remembered me right away today, saying things like "You've grown up!" He is very friendly and engages in conversation. The ikura, salmon sashimi, minced meat, seaweed, cucumber, and plenty of rice in the oyakodon were satisfying for just a coin. Thank you for the meal~

I accidentally walked into a takeout specialty store without knowing. The space was small, but the menu was overwhelming with so many choices. I ended up choosing the one that was at the top. After I placed my order, I realized that everything was only 500 yen!! Oh no! It would have been better to look at the menu first. Some items are just like buying from a supermarket for the same price. But some items seem like a better deal than the supermarket. I wanted to take a break, but I ended up eating quickly and it was over. Next time, I will make sure to carefully look at the menu. Thank you for the meal!

My mother and I have birthdays one day apart, so we usually have a party at home every year. Due to the coronavirus, our lifestyle has changed completely. Now, instead of going to a restaurant with birthday perks or staying at a hot spring, we prefer to spend time at home with our family. We decided to order delicious sushi from a local restaurant for our celebration. We got the special premium sushi platter for four people called "Aoi Matsuri" for 6,458 yen, which came with chawanmushi (savory egg custard) and clear soup. We also added a plum and shiso roll as an extra dish. We all love sushi in our family. We also bought a "Celebration Sushi 2022" platter for 1,296 yen from a nearby store. In addition to sushi, we had KFC, homemade dishes, and rented a beer server for a fun party at home. My brother even brought another premium sushi platter called "Goushi" for the party, which we enjoyed not only that night but also the next morning. It was a great celebration!

Wife: Is there a takeout restaurant for rice somewhere? Me: Yes! Let's go. Leave the order to my wife. Payment with rice ticket, wait for 20 minutes... If it's a short time, it's okay to park in the adjacent inn's parking lot. Fish market closed, Abe butcher closed, Coffee COCO closed, just right for 20 minutes (laughs). Sushi... the scallop cut is funny, but the freshness is good, so it's totally okay! Tatsuta fried chicken with 8 pieces would be perfect! (laughs) Assorted shellfish for 550 yen, 3-color sushi for 550 yen, young chicken tatsuta fried for 550 yen. Thank you for the meal! (^^)v

In February 2022, I ordered takeout from a sushi restaurant that specializes in takeout. The menu had a variety of options, and I was impressed with the beautifully named "Treasure Box of the Sea." They delivered it to my car as soon as it was ready, which only took about 5 minutes. Despite it being affordable, I was pleasantly surprised by the abundance of finely sliced toppings. Each topping was delicious and not watery at all! There were so many varieties, including sea urchin, salmon roe, lean fish, white fish, and many more that I couldn't even count. The sushi rice was also to my liking, not too vinegary.