Moriya, Ibaraki, Japan｜たかのチェーン 守谷店

This is a shop that has been in business for a long time, offering Japanese sweets and rice. Dumplings and steamed buns are displayed in the showcase under the accounting counter. Packed rice balls and side dishes are sold in a case in front of the kitchen on the left window. Open the window and take out the goods. There was some resistance at first (lol) The store opens at 8 a.m., but locals are constantly coming to the store, and there are many regulars. All products are very delicious. I especially like mitarashi dango, and even if it's not in the showcase, if they have skewered dango, they'll grill it for you. The slightly burnt dango mixed well with the shian bean paste and was very delicious. The bean paste was nice, not too salty and not too sweet. A set of 2 onigiri and 2 fried chicken is an exceptional price at 310 yen. Homemade flavors made by local mothers. The parking lot is located on the side of the store when you go up the hill from Joyful and turn right at the corner of the store. There is no white line (has it disappeared?), but I think you can park about 4 cars. However, it is often full, and I get the impression that quite a few people are parking on the street.

We sell Japanese sweets, seaweed rolls, rice balls, takoyaki, etc. Since the business hours are until around noon, items run out quickly. It's better to go early. One mitarashi dango was 49 yen.

I've been buying here from time to time since it opened. Everything is cheap and delicious. The dumplings sold at supermarkets are also cheap, but compared to here, you don't know what kind of additives are in the supermarket, and they don't taste good. I always buy one dumpling at a time. The lunch boxes are so delicious that I end up buying too many. It seems that the shop is also manufacturing, and everyone is friendly mothers!