Chain store in the Chitose Funabashi area. They mainly sell tonkatsu, but they also have various other fried foods available. Hokkaido croquette (tax included 140 yen). Croquettes seem to be popular because they are convenient. There weren't many lined up, but the sweetness of the potato is amazing. It's so sweet, it's almost like a pumpkin croquette. Delicious. When freshly made, the coating is crispy, but it gets oily as it cools. Still, it's a pretty tasty croquette. Satisfied.

I used to use the Kyodo store before, but it closed, so now I mainly use the Chitose Funabashi store. I enjoy collecting stamps and getting free tonkatsu.

On a certain weekday afternoon in January 2017, I stopped by alone to buy something for dinner that evening. Once again, I decided to get the Hirekatsu Donburi (tax included 646 yen) to go. This Hirekatsu Donburi has tender meat and, above all, it's very affordable, so as an ordinary person, I have become a big fan of it.

On a certain weekday afternoon in January 2017, I stopped by alone to buy something for dinner that evening. This time, I got a takeout of a pork cutlet bowl (745 yen including tax). The portion of the pork cutlet was as generous as always, and I ate until I was full. Thank you for taking care of me in 2017!

I stopped by this saboten on a Saturday afternoon in October 2016. It is located near Odakyu Line Chitose-Funabashi Station. It is situated in a corner where shops and restaurants line up near the north exit of Chitose-Funabashi Station, just a 1-2 minute walk from the station. The display at the storefront whets your appetite. At that time, I took out a Hire Katsu Donburi (tax included 646 yen) for dinner. The Hire Katsu Donburi consists of two pieces of Hire Katsu (each cut in half), topped with egg over rice. The meat was tender and very delicious. The portion was also sufficient. On a Saturday afternoon in December 2016, I visited alone to look for something to eat for dinner. This time, I had a Rosu Katsu Donburi (tax included 745 yen). The Rosu Katsu had a good volume, and I was satisfied with the meal. On a day in December 2016 as the year-end approached, I stopped by alone to look for something to eat for dinner. This time, the Harmony Bento (tax included 862 yen) displayed at the storefront was 20% off. I quickly jumped at this type of deal as a commoner. When I asked the female staff, she mentioned that they sometimes offer different menus at 20% off. It was freshly made, and the rice was warm. I enjoyed the Hire Katsu, Ebi Fry, and Croquette, three types of delicious items!