I often buy the egg sandwich from Hiramatsu at Machi no Eki Ome. The bread itself is nothing special, but the filling is delicious and packed full. Each roll is small, but for 108 yen, it's definitely a good deal considering how tasty it is.

Basic information Location: About a 18-minute walk from Ome Line Kosaku Station Features: Specializes in bento boxes, including catering. A bento shop loved by the locals. - October 21, 2016 - Upon entering this time, I saw an elderly person sitting comfortably in a chair. It seems like you can eat in, so it's not a problem... It looks like a family member and also like someone returning from shopping in the neighborhood. It somehow feels heartwarming (*´ω｀*) - Daily Bento B 520 yen This time, the bento included eggplant tempura, fried fish, and fried chicken as the main dishes. A well-balanced bento. Thank you for the meal. - August 26, 2016 - - Tempura (shiitake mushrooms, onions, carrots, green peppers) 60 yen each x 3 + 14 yen (consumption tax) = 194 yen I also bought a bento at Bent House, but there was still a lack of vegetables. Add vegetables to the tempura. The taste is impeccable. Thank you for the meal. - July 7, 2016 - Due to the nature of my work, I don't have the opportunity to go out for work. So, during lunch break, I look for places I can go to. Although the options are narrowing down, I still want to discover new places. So, I decided to visit "Hiramatsu Store," which I knew about but rarely visited. As the name suggests, it's a store with a small range of products. They also take orders for bento boxes at the bento workshop. Today, I purchased the "Daily A Bento" for 520 yen (excluding tax). - Daily A Bento 520 yen (excluding tax) It had a variety of items and was well-balanced. It would be nice to have one more main dish. However, the portion size is sufficient, so it's still good. I would like to continue using this shop. Thank you for the meal.

This is a shop that I have relied on several times since I lived in Ome. Until recently, there used to be a spacious parking lot at the corner, but now it seems that they have transferred it, leaving only the front of the shop. The signboard is also fading and looking a bit lonely. This shop has always been known for its bento boxes, and they also offer catering and delivery services. They have a variety of options like black rice and five-grain rice. There are tables inside the shop, giving it a cozy feel where you can also eat in if you like. On this day, the aunties were having their tea time (*＾▽＾*) I was planning to buy onigiri, but the onigiri here comes with fillings on the outside as a service, and if you fail to remove the wrap properly, it can get messy, so I opted for bread this time. I got a ham cutlet roll, and even though the price was mistakenly marked, the auntie's charm made up for it (*^ - ^*)ゞ It had a rich flavor with plenty of sauce soaked in. It's a shame that the ham itself lacked flavor. The bento boxes here are quite satisfying, so I might come back next time aiming for those.