Izu, Shizuoka, Japan｜修善寺火車便當 舞壽司

This is a so-called ekiben that is sold at station sales corners, but it does not contain preservatives, and above all, it is carefully made and delicious. Horse mackerel sushi (1,500 yen) The meat of the horse mackerel is thick and lightly coated with vinegar, which goes well with vinegared rice. The wasabi is real, and the scent of ginger and cherry blossom leaves is refreshing. Shiitake mushroom bento (1,200 yen) Six thick shiitake mushrooms are included in the sweetness, and when you bite into it, the umami comes out. Above all, the rice is delicious. Both were brought to the Baird Beer factory to accompany beer, and strangely they went well with the beer. (Two lunch boxes will fill you up) The prices have gone up since my last visit five years ago, but the food was still delicious. This is a bento that I definitely want to buy when I come to Shuzenji.

I went to eat ``Aji Sushi'', which I had heard about a lot. There is a shop outside the station, but it is currently closed. The eat-in space is also closed. At the time of repair, there will be a take-out shop located to the right of the ticket gate at the station. If you are coming by car, eat on a bench outside the station or in your car. The recommended expiration date is within 10 minutes. Also, if you go there suddenly, there is a possibility that they are out of stock. We recommend pre-ordering by phone (also recommended by the staff) so you can eat freshly made food. The price is 1500 yen per box, which is a little expensive and the quantity is small...I guess? That's what I think, but when I eat it, I think "!!". The mackerel is slightly seasoned with vinegar, but it has a good texture and chewiness, and melts when you bite into it. The flavor of the mackerel and the sweetness of the vinegar will still spread in your mouth. In fact, it's so delicious I can't help but scratch it. It really was ``just delicious, too delicious.'' The wasabi, chopped ginger, gari, and thinly sliced ​​lemon that came with it were all delicious in all aspects, and I just wanted to eat more. If I go near Shuzenji Station, I will definitely eat there again.

Rumor has it, it's really delicious! Purchased samurai shiitake bento (1,100 yen) and samurai horse mackerel sushi (1,350 yen). You can tell from each ingredient that the ingredients of local production for local consumption are carefully and carefully cooked. It's a little expensive lunch box, but I think it's worth it. We stop car in Shuzenji Station parking lot and can purchase quickly. The first 30 minutes of parking are free, and the parking fee is 100 yen per hour. I like Shuzenji.