Hiroshima, Japan｜MUSUBI MUSASHI ekie o-miyagekan

The representative lunch box in Hiroshima! Although it is possible to eat in the store (menu items other than bento boxes are also available), I bought ``Wakadori Musubi'' for takeout and had it at [Hiroshima ZoomZoom Stadium]! (Around May of this year) Full of volume! Shredded cabbage is perfect for refreshing your palate (lol) There is no doubt that you will be satisfied!

I had a delicious 950 yen tax-included bento box "Wakadori Musubi" that I bought at the "Musubi Musashi ekie 2nd Floor Shop" in the JR Hiroshima Station Building. It contains about 3 large pieces of fried chicken, as well as edamame, cabbage, kelp onigiri, 2 normal onigiri, sausage, and an orange. It also contains salt, so it was nice to be able to adjust the amount of salt by sprinkling it on the fried chicken as needed. Also, the wrapping paper for the bento included a map of Hiroshima city and a list of Hiroshima dialects. Disgraceful: Disgraceful Gansu: Thank you Nagena: Weird Etai: Again I didn't know ♪ Musashino Bento is highly recommended as you can read the wrapping paper and have a delicious lunch while enjoying it!

There is nothing in particular, but the clerk's customer service is the lowest line. I get the feeling that you should hurry up and that you're busy w; Fried chicken seems to be the most popular. "I bought it two days in a row because Mr. Korekore strongly recommends it." One with seaweed and gansu and one with salted rice ball with sweet and sour burdock. It's not the flavor of the rice, but the flavor of the rice. The one with cancer had ingredients in the rice ball, so the taste was too strong for me. The salt rice ball has that "uma..." flavor...I wonder if it's mixed after cooking? We recommend the salty rice ball, which has an easy-to-understand taste. Because it is soul food ★ 5