Toride, Ibaraki, Japan｜伊勢屋

First visit on Saturday after 2pm. I moved here from another prefecture and thought it was a local Japanese sweets shop, but I was surprised to see that they were selling rice balls. I bought Gomoku Onigiri and Sekihan Onigiri. The seasoning is delicious, and the seaweed is chewy enough to make it a dish you'll want to eat again. Also, the fu manju was made with strained red bean paste, which made it soft but also had that unique crunchy feeling, making it extremely delicious and refreshing. This is a restaurant that I would like to visit regularly throughout the seasons. The staff at the store were also kind. I also bought Zunda dango and Toride character Fukutarou dorayaki. I think the total cost was around 680 yen. Next time I would like to try more Inari-san and rice dishes. This is a store you should visit.

A long-established shop that has been around for a long time. I love the egg rolls here and have been buying them often since I was a child. The vinegar has just the right amount of tightening. The other sushi rolls, onigiri, seasonal sakuramochi, kashiwamochi, and dango are all delicious. Since we've been doing this for a long time, we also ordered Isshomochi for our 1-year-old child. The problem is that there aren't many parking spaces. It seems that you can park in the parking lot of a nearby cake shop, but there are many times when there is no parking available and you have to wait. There are two parking lots behind the cake shop. 2 locations next to the cake shop

The rice cakes here are delicious, just the right amount of elasticity, and the texture is irresistible. The texture of the fu buns is also the best. Rice balls are also delicious Makes me want to eat regularly