Located on the first floor of Hikari Store along Suzuran Street in August 2017, this is the deli corner of a fish store. They offer a variety of fish dishes such as simmered fish, fried food, and bento boxes. This time, I purchased recommended takoyaki and mixed rice balls. The takoyaki is small in size, with green onions mixed into the batter. It is simple but delicious, perfect for a snack. The mixed rice ball is so soft that it almost feels like a rice cake. It is well seasoned and has a good amount of ingredients. Thank you for the meal. ✿ฺ(๑´ڡ`๑)✿ฺ.

This is a deli inside the Masaeki store at Toko Store. I often buy their deli when shopping for groceries at Toko Store. I am happy that they have a variety of bento boxes. They are all reasonably priced, generous in portion, and delicious, which I really like. The bento box I particularly like to buy is the pork cutlet bowl and sushi. The pork cutlet bowl comes in a small pack, but when you hold it, it surprisingly feels heavy, so it is very satisfying. The thick pork cutlet with fatty meat soaked in sweet and salty sauce is very delicious when eaten with rice. It is best to buy it when it is freshly made. I also like their sushi because it is cheap and delicious. Although the sushi is small, the toppings are tasty, which I enjoy.

I will review the registration. I have been using it since the predecessor, Tokyu Store, opened. Originally a fresh fish store, One Heart's side dishes were delicious when it first opened, with grilled and simmered fish. However, it has been a long time, so now it is just an ordinary supermarket deli. On this day, I purchased two items: "Whole Crispy and Delicious Garlic Shrimp" (410 yen), which was shrimp fritters and fried garlic mixed with garlic oil. Perhaps due to the passage of time, there wasn't a crispy texture to the shrimp, but the garlic flavor was good and it went well with beer. "Whole Quail Egg Meatball" (214 yen) was made with a lot of chicken mince, making it feel like a processed product, but I enjoyed it because I like quail eggs. I will continue to use it regularly in the future! Thank you, One Heart Masa Store.

On a certain weekday, I decided to use Tabelog to register my lunch experience at Isshin, a deli shop located in the Seikoh Store in Kiyotoda Ward. The store is located on the wall side of the supermarket with a sign that reads "Sousai Isshin," and indeed they were selling various deli items and seasonal Ehomaki rolls at that time. From the menu that day, I picked up some side dishes from the Motomi refrigerated case, along with sushi. "Nishime (236 yen)" was a homemade dish with shiitake mushrooms, daikon radish, butterbur, carrots, bamboo shoots, imitation crab, boiled egg, konjac, aburaage, and fish cake all soaked in a salty soy sauce base. "Tarako Konnyaku (249 yen)" had a milder saltiness compared to the Nishime, with the texture and flavor of tarako surrounding the konnyaku. It was a nice change, but be careful when eating it as the tarako can easily spill out. Next time, I'll choose something that's less likely to make a mess. Thank you for the meal.