Tokorozawa, Saitama, Japan｜Sukiya

When heading to Enoshima from home, it's time for lunch near Tokorozawa or Higashimurayama. This time we had dinner at Tokorozawa. Sukiya has a place where you can wash your hands, which I think is good for hygiene. I decided to go with the ``medium sized Oshinko set'' this time, as I had previously eaten a special sized portion and found it painful. It tasted like a stable Sukiya. My daughter, who came with me, cheekily added a ``medium portion, egg and pork soup,'' which almost put a strain on her father's wallet.

come five times a week

I saw it open in the morning while walking, so I went in to try it out, and was surprised that the set meal of egg-cooked rice was only 250 yen. The rice was just the right amount for one egg and was delicious. It comes with potato salad and seaweed. Considering miso soup, I feel like it would be more economical to stop buying drinks from vending machines while walking and eat a set meal of egg-cooked rice from now on.