Silk, cotton, yuba tofu, fried tofu, and more - The Tofu Shop has it all! Today, I chose the "yuzu" tofu. There were about 6 different flavors to choose from, like black sesame, and more. The "silken tofu" was great in cold tofu and miso soup. The fried tofu was delicious with a creamy filling. The yuzu tofu had a strong yuzu flavor. Overall, I was delighted with my choices!

The tofu shop here is closer to home, making it convenient to buy from, but there is still a sense of going out of the way. They have a variety of tofu types, and I bought sesame tofu intending to have it as a snack. While the nearby supermarket also has cheaper tofu from here, this shop offers tofu made from domestic soybeans. The tofu made from domestic soybeans is delicious, making me appreciate soybeans. I'm not sure about the prices here, but since it's a tofu shop, I can buy without worrying.

I have been curious about this shop since passing by it on my way to Tomakomai Station for work. At first, I didn't know what kind of shop it was, but I found out from the locals that it is a tofu shop. When I had the chance to visit the area again for work, I decided to stop by. The shop is located behind the Muroran City Hall, in a quiet area with not much traffic. The exterior has a stylish large noren curtain, but inside, it has a traditional tofu shop feel. The shop is small, but it has a wide variety of tofu-related products on display, including the classic silk and cotton tofu, as well as flavored tofu like black sesame, white sesame, and edamame, tofu milk, and fried tofu. In addition to tofu products, they also have natto, white konjac, and mozuku. This time, I bought "silk tofu," "edamame tofu," and "tofu in the style of tokoroten" to eat at home. The classic silk tofu was delicious in a shabu-shabu hot pot, with a strong tofu flavor that made it the main ingredient in the dish. The edamame tofu had a subtle edamame flavor and was enjoyed cold, like hiyayakko (cold tofu dish), while the tofu in the style of tokoroten was made to look like udon noodles and was eaten as is with the accompanying dipping sauce and wasabi. All of them were rich and delicious, typical of tofu from a specialty shop. I would like to come back to buy some when I want to indulge in good tofu. Shop name: Maruni Sato Shoten Address: 2-4-16 Honcho, Muroran City Business hours: 8:00-20:00 Regular holiday: Irregular holiday Tel: 0143-24-6734 [Tabelog] ☆3.00 [Tanuki Evaluation (Day)] ★Overall... 33 points ★Atmosphere... 6 points ★Food... 7 points ★Signboard menu... 7 points ★Cost performance... 7 points ★Repeat frequency... 6 points

I found a tofu shop while exploring the Ranshi area during a meal. It reminded me of a friend who used to work nearby and mentioned that there was a delicious tofu shop. When I entered, no one was there. I called out multiple times but got no response. Eventually, I found a sign saying to press a buzzer for assistance. After following a series of signs and pressing a tiny buzzer, an elderly lady finally appeared. She was slow but kind, and I bought some tofu from her shop. The tofu was fresh and tasty, and the elderly lady's hospitality made the experience enjoyable. I would recommend visiting this shop for a unique and heartwarming experience. I rate it 3.5 stars.

Muroran, Honcho. Today's shop is Maruni Satoshoten. It's about a 10-minute walk from Muroran Station. I decided to try a takeout review since there are not many options near Muroran Station. On my way back from the mysterious castle, I found a tofu shop that was open. I thought it might be nice to have a light drink at home sometimes, so I browsed through their selection. They had about 30 items including tofu, fried tofu, and konjac displayed in a small showcase. I chose three items that caught my eye without looking at the prices, but the total was around 800 yen, so each item was probably around 250-300 yen. - Edamame Tofu: The color caught my eye and it looked beautiful. When I tried it without anything, I couldn't taste the edamame flavor much, but when I added soy sauce, the edamame flavor stood out. It's delicious with soy sauce! - Silken Fried Tofu: The tofu was very soft, just like silk. I grilled it and topped it with myoga, ginger, and green onions, and they all paired well with it. This is perfect with beer! - Sashimi Yuba: It was slightly firm, maybe because I had it at night and it had drained a bit too much water. I prefer yuba to be a bit softer. Overall, the food here is good, and I might stop by again if I happen to pass by. Thank you for the meal!