Nagoya, Aichi, Japan｜Komeyanotezukurionigiri Tashi Aratamakitaten

Tashi has been going there often since he was in his 20s. This is my favorite restaurant, both in taste and quantity. The store staff have also changed from aunties to grandmothers, and the atmosphere of the store changes in many ways with the times. There was an unfriendly old man there today, but he was also the spice of the shop. It was a beautiful lady who took care of me... I like it (*´∀｀*) They were very friendly and I was able to shop in a good mood. However, the price is now 1.7 times higher than before. This is probably a change of times too. I think it would be better for you to eat an onigiri at Tashi than to eat an onigiri sprinkled with Ko◯Bini's Bo◯ powder, and the taste would be a lot better. (๑´ڡ`๑) By the way, what you should definitely include is ``salt rice balls.'' This is a dish that you cannot serve unless you are confident in the flavor and cooking quality of the rice. This product is recommended for those who like rice. All of the above is my personal opinion. We recommend that everyone go to the store and evaluate it comprehensively.

A take-out rice ball specialty store that is originally a rice shop. The size of the rice balls is the largest in the area. I think if you change 2 items, you'll be satisfied, and if you change 3 items, you'll be full. The price is also reasonable. Of course the rice is also delicious. If you buy a convenience store onigiri after eating the onigiri here, you will realize how delicious it is.

They are 1.5 times the size of convenience store rice balls and are handmade using domestically produced rice, and can be purchased for about 120 yen. Seasonal substitutes are also delicious, but my favorites are Koebi tempabushi and shiso hijiki. Children can also eat it safely. You can also buy gifts, tamagoyaki, yakisoba, and ohitashi.