Near the hotel where I stayed, there was a Lawson store on the main street that I entered through a narrow alley. Although not very spacious, this store is a Dragon Quest collaboration store that fans will love. They have Dragon Quest coins, T-shirts, and other collaboration items. When you enter the store, you can hear the sound of the Dragon Quest theme, which makes you excited. They also sell drinks and snacks that are Lawson products, so you can use it as a regular convenience store as well!

The 150 yen and 450 yen pistachio pastries taste mostly like buttercream. There is a hint of almond and pistachio. The bread dough was not dry. The bento box tasted as expected. There were no artificial additives in the sauce. Lucky.

The supervised Karaage bento and Shiraae at Kouen are disappointing. The Karaage is too salty, to the point where there's no room for spicy mayo. The broth has too much salt. There are no vegetables on the side, and it seems unhealthy. The Shiraae is too watery and sweet. It doesn't make you feel heavy, but it's just not tasty. I wish they would supervise their okonomiyaki, as it was the only option without additives when I went. The generous amount of cabbage is good, but there's not enough sauce. And without pickled ginger, it ends up feeling bland. The taste is just average for a Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki. It's hard to eat and lacks flavor, which is disappointing.

I had a mixed grill bento box. It didn't have that heavy sauce taste, which was great! The flavor was like a regular convenience store bento, but the fact that it didn't feel heavy was amazing. I will definitely be using this again in the future.

I like the convenient location of this restaurant on my commute, and I enjoy their low-carb and sugar-free products.

Ajiko, who had transferred to Tokyo, arrived at a Lawson in Akiba. A new third store had opened outside! Ajiko's excitement level increased by 3! She decided to go inside the store. As she looked around... Dragon Quest merchandise was being sold! She thought the character goods were expensive, but couldn't resist buying them! Ajiko bought 8 Slime candies for 500 gold each! After returning from her journey, she used the Slime candies she bought! Her defense increased by 1! Her maximum HP increased by 2! Her weight increased by 1? Her excitement level increased by 3! Her Dragon Quest love increased by 10! Thank you for the meal! Fin ===========

I found a Lawson store in Akihabara. There were many Dragon Quest illustrations on the exterior wall. The store name said something like Dragon Quest collaboration store. It's a unique store that you can only find in Akihabara. However, the interior of the store is really cramped, making it difficult to shop. But the store is filled with Dragon Quest decorations. The products being sold, including Lawson select items, had Dragon Quest packaging, which was interesting. The chocolate corn snack called "Shimi Choco Corn" was priced at 108 yen including tax. It's a star-shaped snack with a generous amount of chocolate soaked in, giving it a moist and crispy texture with a gentle taste. It's a delicious snack that you might crave once in a while.

I visited Lawson again on September 16th. I went there to check out the limited edition items they have. I always end up wanting to buy something when I see them. I tried to resist, but I couldn't help myself and ended up buying the Slime Sablé cookies. I blame the slippery floor leading to the checkout counter for that! The Slime Sablé cookies come in two types: normal Slime version and Metal Slime version (chocolate flavor). I chose the Metal Slime because I love chocolate. Sablé cookies usually have a crispy texture due to a high butter content, but these Slime Sablé cookies were more like a cross between a biscuit and a cookie, a bit dry and crumbly. You definitely need to have a drink on hand when eating them. However, the Slime-shaped cookies really lifted my spirits! It's more about the appearance than the taste with these cookies.

I usually don't review supermarkets or convenience stores, but I think this one is worth writing about. It's a Dragon Quest collaboration store, so it's really unique. As soon as you enter, you hear sound effects like "Za-Za-Za-Za..." which really gets you excited. Even the copy machine and register make sounds like "Tru-Lu-Lu-Lu-Lu~n". It feels like you've stepped into the world of Dragon Quest, it's really fun. This time, they had a collaboration product called "dekarage-kun" nuggets, so I couldn't resist buying them. They were in the "Kaisin no Ichigeki" flavor! These nuggets were soft and bouncy, with a hint of salt and pepper flavor. It was quite tasty. I wonder if they'll collaborate with another game after the Dragon Quest season is over? They have a variety of goods, so I recommend Dragon Quest fans to check it out while they still can.

Oh, it's been over 30 years since the first full-fledged role-playing game "Dragon Quest" was announced in that Shonen Jump magazine. I can't believe how many monsters I've defeated, how many dungeons I've wandered through, and how many worlds I've saved. It just never stops. It never ends. This Lawson Kanda Sanchome store has transformed into a Dragon Quest collaboration store, with an exterior that looks like "a horde of slimes has appeared." Inside, the store is filled with monster illustrations, and even the automatic door sounds like a key unlocking. The ATM floor feels like it could send you flying through a door to another world, and the aisle leading to the register feels like it could poison you. The staff doesn't pat you on the back, and there's no casino underground, but it's still fun. They have some cool merchandise for sale, but as a food blogger on Tabelog, I have to try the food. I opened a bag of Slime Candy for 500 yen, and a slime appeared ☾⨀‿⨀☽ Today, it's not a sword or magic...it's time to eat. Hmm. Slime flavor! I'm sure this is exactly what a slime tastes like, right? What does it taste like? Only a hero would know. Let's go. Those who carry the blood of Erdrick, head to the Lawson in Akihabara and save the world. By the way, the name of the hero in all the series was "Anchichi." Kuu! Anchichi's 35th anniversary.

I visited the Lawson store collaborating with Dragon Quest and it was a unique experience! The store was smaller than I expected, but it had a lot of limited edition items for Dragon Quest fans. The collaboration seems to be ongoing, so if you're a fan, it's worth checking out. The store even plays iconic sound effects when you enter and leave, which is quite entertaining. You can also purchase Dragon Quest merchandise inside. Overall, it's a must-visit for Dragon Quest fans!