【I love how simply they're shaped!!!】 Hello ^ ^ It's Omusubi Perori. I visited an onigiri shop that opens early in the morning ^ ^ Rice: Koshihikari Nori: They leave sourcing to their wholesaler, so it changes with the season. What I had Tuna onigiri Wiener sausage onigiri Ume onigiri The fillings were simply wrapped in rice, giving me that nostalgic feeling of, “This is just what I want!” The prices are very reasonable too!! The cooked rice has a firm, distinct grain texture. Most fillings are seasoned in-house. The sandwiches are handmade too. The prepared side dishes are also cooked at the shop. Since they open very early, office workers kept arriving before heading to work. They seem to sell bento too ^ ^ This shop is a real ally for people working nearby!! The storefront and atmosphere felt so nostalgic that I started feeling a little sad, thinking shops like this might be disappearing. Do stop by if you're in the area〜♪

A local-feeling bento shop right at the top of the stairs from Kojimachi Station. I bought a sandwich for the first time, and it was packed with fillings, had a homemade feel, and tasted delicious. They also had onigiri and bento lined up, so it seems you wouldn't get bored even coming every day. The onigiri were fairly large too. I visited a little after 10, so there were no other customers, but I was glad they already had plenty of items out. Payment seems to be cash only, so you'll need to remember your wallet.

They've added a coffee machine on the left as you enter. Coffee for 200円 that's better than Doutor. You pay at the register and get a cup, then press the machine's button and fill it yourself. Apparently the beans are from the Netherlands. Strong and delicious! All the bento are good, but the chicken simmered in tomato sauce that occasionally appears is delicious! Bento are half price after 13:30.

For better or worse, it's a typical neighborhood bento shop. The taste is passable, and prices are slightly higher than nearby places. The menu seems centered on fried foods like tonkatsu and karaage bento. It's nice that they add the rice after you buy it, but the sides were cold, so I reheated them in the shop's microwave.

Before the TV station relocated, I often came here to buy omusubi for breakfast after working all night. They're delicious plastic-wrapped omusubi with softened nori.