The rice balls are delicious, but a little small for an adult male. You'll need about three for lunch, but the price range for three is around 700 yen. ...In that case, I think I'd rather eat a hearty set meal at the food court. Well, it might be the perfect size to eat while walking around when you get hungry. Onigiri are delicious, after all.

It gets crowded at noon. There are also side dishes, so the popular ones are It will sell quickly. Now, except for sekihan, I make my sushi after ordering. (I might not have found it on the sales floor by chance) I believe it's 120 yen each, and 140 yen for sekihan. It's big and packed with ingredients. Personally, I like red rice that looks like a rare genkotsu. I only like the simple salmon bento. There is almost no parking lot, so There is a high possibility that you will be parked on the road.

I visited after 2pm on a weekday. On the day I went, there were no pre-made rice balls, but they would make them after ordering, so I ordered salmon, mentaiko, and mustard greens. Even though it's only 120 yen, it's a large rice ball with just the right amount of salt, lots of toppings, and the rice is delicious. I want to go again.

When I visited the store, there were no products on the shelves, only the ingredients listed. I ordered the product while looking at the list of ingredients on the shelf. It's freshly made and piping hot, it's a good size, it has lots of toppings, the rice is delicious, and the way it's served is delicious. Each rice ball costs 120 yen, so it's a good value for money, and I think it's better to buy them here than at a convenience store. I think I would visit often if it was nearby.

The rice balls are delicious. Anyway, the food is delicious. The ingredients are simple, but the price is comparable to that at a convenience store, and the size is about twice as satisfying. Most of the items are not lined up on the shelves, and they make them after you order, so you can eat them freshly made. The restaurant always seems busy, probably due to the large number of reservations, so please be patient even if they don't take your order. These rice balls are worth eating.

Onigiri from a rice shop that is made on the spot. It's more filling, cheaper, and delicious than other onigiri shops such as Hongo's onigiri shop and Jiyugaoka's onigiri shop, which are famous on TV.

It's nice to have freshly made, warm rice balls. There aren't many side dishes, but you can get minced meat cutlets, fried horse mackerel, fried squid, etc. for a good price. Large rice balls. Be careful not to buy too much. They have a wide variety of items.

美味しい！懐かしい！コンビニのおにぎりは買えなくなります。120円ですごいボリュームとクオリティです。お米の炊き加減が絶妙。固すぎず柔らかすぎず丁度良い。粒が立っているってこういうことかなって感じです。唐揚げも美味しかった(o^^o)

This is "onigiri". The rice was very delicious. It also has plenty of ingredients. Great for picnics. However, there are only 3 parking spaces and you will have to wait during peak hours.

When I went there an hour and a half after opening, most of the rice balls were gone. I ate plum rice balls and fried chicken, and they were very delicious. I would like to go earlier this time.

It's a delicious rice ball It was a little strong I like it a little softer, but it's bigger and more filling. I was greedy for lunch and bought two for each person, but I couldn't finish them all and ended up having them as a 3 o'clock snack.