I had the karaage bento I think it was 750 yen or so for three pieces, but each piece of karaage was really big and tasty The coating is a bit thick, the crunchy kind, and the flavor is a homey one with strong ginger Opinions might be divided, but factoring in the value for money, I like it The staff was a nice-looking middle-aged man too

I bought a bento, but they touched the raw chicken with bare hands, handed me my change without washing, and then went back to cooking without washing. This happened in plain view through the window, so they don't seem to be aware that they're selling something that goes into people's mouths. I think it's the perfect shop for people who don't mind things being dirty.

Honestly, I can't recommend it at all. 【Complaints】 ・You can't see the menu unless you buy something The wall just says things like "yakiniku, hamburgers, spicy noodles," and I couldn't see the actual lineup. I only got the paper menu when my bento was handed over. ・Rip-off prices far higher than typical bento 4 bento came to over 5000 yen. ・Both staff members served and cooked without masks while chatting away When I pointed it out, they just gave a casual apology. ・The taste isn't worth the price The meat was very tough and the seasoning far too strong. Contrary to its flashy yellow-green exterior aimed at young people, it has an atmosphere that's hard to walk into. There are several more reliable bento shops near this one, so I strongly recommend going to those instead.

A recently opened shop that makes & sells bento, supplying bento to Uber eats and 出前館. There's a folding table and chairs, so maybe you can buy and eat at the storefront too☺️

The karaage bento is the best value for money. The karaage are big, so unless you're a real glutton, 3 pieces are plenty to fill you up.