Tsu, Mie, Japan｜手作り惣菜の店ぼんぼり

This is a restaurant that serves elegant, light Japanese food (with some Chinese food) right in front of the temple. You can order a daily set meal of 1,000 yen with dessert (quite popular, and it sells out quickly), or order side dishes and rice sold by weight and pay in advance. There is a bit of a line at the register, but I think the total wait time is short because there is no waiting time for food preparation. You can eat in or take out. I really like the light seasoning.

About a 4-minute walk from Isshinda Station on the JR Tokai Kisei Main Line, there is a shop called "Bonbori" that sells a wide variety of hand-made side dishes. I came to Tsu City on a business trip, so I entered with a colleague for a meeting. I had "Cream Zenzai (396 yen including tax)". It's 20% fresh cream and 12% milk fat, so it's creamy and rich 🐮 "Cream Zenzai" had a rich soft cream. The compatibility with homemade azuki beans was outstanding and it was very delicious ♡ I didn't want to make dinner after returning home, so I bought a side dish and went home. I bought "Fried chicken (3 pieces) + fried shrimp (2 pieces) + omelet + eggplant dengaku + spinach boiled". 238 yen including tax / 100g. I bought 267g, so the total was 635 yen including tax. "Fried chicken" was soft and juicy. It was so delicious ♡ "Shrimp fry" was very delicious with prepuri ♡ "Eggplant Dengaku" was excellent with homemade dengaku miso. It was so delicious ♡ I was very happy to be able to eat a delicious dinner.

It is located right in front of Takada Honzan, and seems to be managed in the same way as the shop and Takada Hall inside Senshuji Temple. Lunch is popular, and even during the coronavirus pandemic, many people came to take home side dishes. I ate in and took a seat. There are seats on the left side of the entrance, and there is also a counter and a table that seats 4 people. First, secure a seat, then disinfect the food sold by weight on the right side of the entrance, put on gloves, choose what you like, and put it on your plate. You can choose between white rice and cooked rice. One cup of miso soup was free. Prices also vary depending on the amount of rice. This time I created a point card. It's 100 yen, but it comes with 100 points, so you won't lose anything. I heard that Monday is double points day. Now, the most important thing is the taste, and the simmered dishes are very delicious as they are full of ingredients that seem to be good for the body, so they may be popular with the elderly. I don't want to buy it by weight, so I'm really happy to be able to adjust it myself. This is my second time here, but I'm sure I'll be going back many times.