I worked in the morning with my sister for about 1 hour and 30 minutes weeding at our parents' house. It was really hot and exhausting. To reward ourselves, my sister wanted to eat seafood bowl. So, we went to a cheap restaurant. My sister ordered a seafood bowl for 680 yen, and I ordered a fried rice and ramen set for 580 yen. The food came quickly, and I enjoyed the simple and nostalgic taste of the ramen. The fried rice was also delicious and went well with the ramen. My sister didn't eat much, so I finished her food too. Thank you, big sister! She said the seafood bowl was delicious. It's great to enjoy good food at a low price. I have some errands to take care of now. Have a nice day!

This time, I was very hungry so I had the Curry & Ramen for 580 yen. It definitely filled me up. The curry tasted like it was from a retort pouch. The ramen had a unique flavor. I finished it all without any problems. Thank you for the meal.

I went to the Bakane Donya wholesale supermarket in Teine, and headed to the ridiculously cheap dining hall. I originally wanted the shrimp tempura rice bowl, but for some reason, I ended up ordering the seafood bowl for 680 yen and the shrimp tempura soba for 450 yen from the vending machine. It may be hard to believe that you can eat at such prices, but it's true! The seafood bowl had squid, salmon, tuna, flounder, scallops, whitefish, sweet shrimp, crab, octopus, and salmon roe, making it a splendid seafood bowl. There was no vinegar rice. Personally, I felt that the portion of rice was not enough, so I added soba noodles. The shrimp tempura was big with two pieces. It has a cafeteria-like atmosphere, which is quite interesting. The most popular item is the shrimp tempura bowl with 10 pieces of shrimp tempura. Limited to 20 servings! If you come right at opening, you might have a chance, right? There are many affordable options, so why not come and check it out while shopping? Thank you for the meal.

Located in Sapporo Teine Ward, there is a super cheap dining spot called "Baka Value Dining" inside a cash wholesale store. This time, I had a seafood bowl. Despite being inexpensive, the portion was huge, with enough rice for about 2 or 3 bowls. And all of this for only 680 yen, it's too cheap! The interior of the restaurant is spacious, like a school cafeteria or employee dining hall. They are open from 11am to 3pm, so it's best to go early for lunch to avoid items being sold out.

Cheap supermarket cash wholesalers, bargain, large serving cafeteria. About a hundred people would enter, right? It's crowded on Sunday lunchtime! Orders keep coming in one after another, but there are about 8 people working efficiently in the kitchen. The menu seems extensive, but it is actually limited, so they are able to handle this many customers. The ramen is hot and made with soy sauce flavored with dried bonito. It comes with bamboo shoots, green onions, and chashu. Surprisingly, the ramen is only 580 yen and has a good cost performance. It's quite a substantial ramen. It's light but hot. And it comes with rice topped with braised pork. Unbelievable cost performance. Thank you for the meal.

The atmosphere inside the government office cafeteria was the same as usual. I had a tempura rice bowl, which had eggplant, squid, shrimp, shiso leaf, and pumpkin on top. Looking around, I noticed that many people were ordering dishes like ramen with curry or ramen with fried rice, all of which seemed very filling. If I come back next time, I might try one of those dishes.

I went there around noon today. I had originally planned to go to a different restaurant, but it was unexpectedly closed! It seemed like they may have closed permanently rather than just temporarily... It was a risky time, just before 12 o'clock, where I could have ended up as a lunch refugee if I didn't find a place quickly... So, I hurriedly arrived at this restaurant. It is located inside the former Daiei Teine store, where a cash wholesaler is now the main tenant. There is a corner where the restaurant is located. I bought a meal ticket at the ticket machine in front of the entrance, handed it over at the counter, and then waited for my order to be called using the number printed on the ticket in a self-service style restaurant. Despite there being only one ticket machine, the interior of the restaurant felt surprisingly spacious... I quickly chose the "tuna bowl with medium fatty tuna" for 580 yen including tax. It was truly a "What! 580 yen" kind of deal... After waiting for about 5 minutes at my seat, my order was called and I received it. However, the handling seemed a bit careless as the miso soup had spilled. I wish they were a bit more careful. As I sat down and looked at the meal, I couldn't help but think that the price of 580 yen was quite impressive in this day and age... The presentation was a bit sloppy, but the portion size was overwhelming compared to others. The amount of rice was also good, and there was no shortage of tuna. When I tasted it, the rice was a bit clumped together but not bad. The tuna was not too sinewy, and although the cutting was a bit rough, it was still acceptable. Overall, it was definitely worth more than the price paid. After finishing the meal, I felt a bit unsatisfied with the portion size, so I decided to supplement it at another nearby restaurant.

I'm rushing around Teine area for work (￣▽￣) It's raining outside.. I'm looking for a restaurant with a covered parking lot for lunch (^▽^;) Maybe I should go to Aeon Hassamu.. Oh, I see a wholesale store, which used to be a Daiei store. It has an indoor parking lot. I remember there was a really cheap cafeteria inside the wholesale store.. Maybe I'll try going there? It's covered, after all.. (laughs) So today's lunch is at the cafeteria inside the wholesale store, called "Baka-Atsudon" (Stupidly Cheap Cafeteria). Oh! The wholesale store sells cheap ingredients for business use.. It's like a certain office superstore. For more details, please check their website (laughs) https://www.rin5-house.com/ What should I eat.. Maybe something limited or recommended! The one-coin tempura bowl is sold out. Next to it is the limited-time Ebitama-don for 580 yen. I'll go with that. I buy a meal ticket from the vending machine, hand it to the counter lady, and wait. It's ready in just 5 minutes (fast!) Alright, let's dig in! It's a business-use shrimp fry, straight and really big. The rice portion is also large. The taste is not bad.. It's just decently good. If only the rice was a bit tastier.. But for this price and portion size, it's not bad, right? (^^;) Anyway, my stomach is full now! Maybe next time.. or maybe not? (^^;) Thanks for the meal!!

I wonder if the prices have gone up a bit compared to before? But still, it's surprisingly cheap haha. I was torn between the menu options, but this time I went with the eel bowl set for 750 yen ✨ I briefly thought it might be grilled sardines, but after checking the skin, I'm pretty sure it was eel haha. It didn't fill me up completely, but I felt satisfied with the set. Thanks for the meal!

The selling point of this restaurant is its low prices! Given the current financial situation, a low price is the best option. I ordered the zaru soba!! It's freezing cold, but I really wanted to eat zaru soba... The taste was average. The zaru soba was cold and refreshing, which was perfect for warming up my chilled body. The tempura was crispy and reasonably tasty. The inari sushi was... just regular inari sushi. I will definitely come back next year! By the way, the zaru soba set meal is 500 yen.

When I came to the cash wholesalers for shopping, I noticed a cafeteria in the back that caught my eye. The menu on the wall looked very cheap. I bought food tickets first. I ordered a seafood bowl for 580 yen and my husband got a set of pork cutlet bowl and soba noodles for 500 yen. We handed the food tickets to the staff in the kitchen. After a short wait, we were called by number to pick up our food. My husband's set had a considerable amount of food with a regular-sized pork cutlet bowl and soba noodles. The seafood bowl had tuna, salmon, sweet shrimp, salmon roe, squid, octopus, white clam, shredded crab meat, and sea bream. The taste was decently delicious like a cafeteria. It's a cafeteria with great cost performance. I want to try a different menu next time.

I had curry for the first time in a while, and it was just right - not too sweet, not too spicy, with a perfect level of spiciness. I wish they offered a larger portion of curry though! The shrimp tempura rice bowl I had today wasn't too salty either, it had just the right amount of sauce. It was easy to eat quickly and leave, which was nice. Thank you for the meal!

During work, I visited the "Baka-Atsudane" restaurant inside the cash wholesale store in Teine. The parking lot is spacious and you can park freely. It's lunchtime on a weekday, but the "cash wholesale" store is crowded. Without even looking at the supermarket aisle, I'm standing in front of the ticket machine. The dilemma is whether to choose fried food or seafood. The prices are indeed foolish, with dishes like shrimp tempura bowl for 500 yen, eel bowl set for 630 yen, seafood bowl for 580 yen, and pork cutlet bowl for 380 yen. I decided on the "Nakaochi Bowl for 500 yen (tax included)" and handed the food ticket to the counter in front of the kitchen to receive a half-ticket and wait to be called by number. It's a cafeteria-style atmosphere with no particular charm, similar to a government office or school cafeteria, with a capacity of over 100 seats. Despite it being lunchtime, it's not too crowded. I was called in about 5 minutes. The Nakaochi Bowl had lean red meat, a warm egg, pickled ginger, and miso soup. The rice, cooked to a moderate firmness, was pleasing, but not of high quality and not vinegared rice. The tuna was decent for the price, with no unpleasant smell, and I think it's worth the price. I don't mind the warm egg, but it doesn't really go well with the dish. I'd like to try the fried food next time. I'll stop by while shopping. Thank you for the meal.

I had the shrimp tempura bowl at the value restaurant after a long time. As always, I thought it was a great deal for 500 yen, but unfortunately, while the shrimp tempura was hot, the rice was cold. Nevertheless, considering the cost performance, I can't complain! Towards the end, the rice soaked in the broth became salty and made me wonder if I even needed to pour sauce on it. The sauce was so rich! But knowing what I was ordering, it just felt nostalgic. In any case, it was a satisfying meal that filled me up, and the shrimp tempura bowl is a casual and affordable option. The restaurant was bustling with working fathers and local couples. Thank you for the meal!

This time I had a pork cutlet rice bowl and udon set! However, the pork cutlet was cold inside, which was a bit disappointing. It's understandable since they probably fried it in advance. I just wish it was a bit warmer inside. The seasoning was salty as usual, which might be perfect for hardworking people sweating it out. As for me, I'm just chilling and taking it easy. The udon was simple but the small tempura was quite delicious. Maybe this place is better suited for curry or seafood bowl? But hey, considering how cheap it is, I shouldn't be nitpicking! I was so full again this time!

Today, I had the medium fatty tuna rice bowl with a soft-boiled egg on top, which was really good! As a fan of soft-boiled eggs, I almost wanted to just eat the egg alone, haha. The tuna was fresh and had a nice red color. It was delicious when eaten together with the soft-boiled egg, giving a creamy texture. The restaurant opened at 11 am and customers started coming in right away. There are plenty of seats, so it doesn't seem to get too crowded. Many people from nearby companies come here for lunch because it's cheap and the portion sizes are generous. I also ordered the limited 20 servings of shrimp tempura rice bowl, but today the rice had too much sauce on it and was a bit salty. However, I will definitely order it again next time!

Today's menu is curry! It was thick and slightly sweet? There was also a seaweed soup, so satisfying!! I managed to secure the limited shrimp tempura bowl too, haha. Even with a generous amount of batter on the shrimp, it's still good! And all of this for only 500 yen, can't complain. Curry for only 300 yen!? Is that even possible, haha. It might be cheaper than the cafeteria. Looking around, I see many men ordering the curry and ramen set. Just a coincidence maybe? Next time, I'll try the ramen too.

I often go shopping at the wholesale supermarket, but why didn't I stop by here! I was too hungry to wait until I got home, so I decided to have lunch with my mother. I ordered the limited 20 servings of 10-piece shrimp tempura rice bowl. I was worried if they were still available, but luckily they were! Only 500 yen! My mother ordered the seafood rice bowl for 580 yen. Looking around, I noticed that many women were ordering the seafood rice bowl, while men were going for hearty rice bowls or udon/soba sets. The prices were really cheap. The shrimp tempura was crispy and delicious, and the portion size was satisfying with 10 pieces of shrimp. I couldn't believe the quality of the food for such a low price. The menu options were not extensive, but if you want a seafood rice bowl, I highly recommend it. It's cheap and tasty! I had never tried the restaurant in the supermarket before due to concerns about the taste, but I'm glad I gave it a try. There were also some dads who only used the cheap restaurant without shopping at the supermarket. I might try the curry and seafood rice bowl next time. Now I understand why it's always crowded!

In the area around Inazumi Koen Station, there is a restaurant that I had mistakenly thought was already closed because it's not a popular supermarket. It's actually a cafeteria inside a discount supermarket cash wholesaler. It has a very down-to-earth atmosphere, and I was surprised by the prices when I took a closer look. Today, I chose the pork cutlet bowl for 380 yen! I ordered it from the ticket machine and there were a lot of customers inside. I estimated there were at least 60 people there! It's rare to see a cafeteria this crowded at 1:30 pm these days. It's a large establishment, so it can easily accommodate 100 people. It's surprising that there is such a cafeteria near Inazumi Koen Park, even the locals must be surprised. It's probably the most popular cafeteria in Teine. I was called in after waiting for about 10 minutes. So, how was the 380 yen pork cutlet bowl? The seasoning was not bad, but the meat was a bit soft and seemed more like a formed patty than a pork cutlet. Well, for 380 yen, it's a pork cutlet bowl that you can eat even without teeth. It's good for filling your stomach. Thank you for the meal.

Baka Atsudon is a cafeteria located inside a cash wholesale store in Teine. We bought tickets for a limited 10 servings of Kaki Fry Don and 20 servings of Ebi Tempura Don from the ticket machine for 500 yen each. The Ebi Tempura Don arrived first after about 5 minutes, followed by the Kaki Fry Don after another 5 minutes. Both dishes looked exactly as the restaurant's name suggests. The Ebi Tempura had 10 pieces, while the Kaki Fry had 20 pieces. We shared the dishes between two people. The Ebi Tempura had a bit too much batter but was hot and juicy. The Kaki Fry was also juicy, but after eating both fried dishes, we started to feel quite full. A lady at the next table was also eating the same Kaki Fry Don and brought out a plastic bag. We managed to finish the meal, but we didn't need dinner afterwards. We might need some stomach medicine... Thank you for the meal!