Used it for breakfast onigiri. I haven't tried every kind, but the prices are high. The onigiri are small. So the value for money is poor. The taste has nothing special either, and my impression was that a convenience store would've been fine. What bothered me: I think onigiri + karaage is a classic combo, but there was no karaage to be found. The plastic wrap is oddly hard to peel off. In my personal opinion, meh. This is strictly my impression as breakfast to eat at the office before work. If you prioritize sleep in the morning and use it like “I'll just buy breakfast somewhere at my commuter station,” the morning doesn't go very smoothly.

Firmly pressed onigiri that are small (smaller than they look). They have a gentle, homey feel, but the ingredients contain a fair amount of additives.... I think the quality is about the same as premium convenience store onigiri, so it's best not to expect too much.

Bought with JRE Points. Onigiri yumm (о´∀`о) But since they're in the 200 to 300-something yen range, the downside is I can only buy them when I'm bourgeois or in bourgeois mode (lol)(T ^ T) I'll save up points and buy them again... I... will win that battle and come back! Wait for me!!

At 200–300 yen each, it's a bourgeois-leaning price range, but I think the taste doesn't betray that price. Since this became my benchmark, I'm often let down by other onigiri shops. The staff are cheerful too, and it naturally makes me smile.

It's been about a year since I stopped seeing the older male staff member. The ladies' service is fairly curt, so it doesn't soothe me in the morning😂 ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ The man who's there sometimes is kind and soothes me in the morning. I don't really like convenience store onigiri, so I always buy here. Delicious!