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I had a little time left before my Shinkansen, so I bought a hamburger bento for 2,000 yen at the Yazawa Meat corner in the Daimaru underground grocery store.
It's a great value compared to other steak bentos at the same restaurant.
Of course, it's more expensive than regular ekiben, but it's still delicious! Heavy and full of meaty flavor!
Isn't it nice to have the luxury of traveling by train?

This is my second time using it.
Last time I had a hamburger-only lunch box, but this time I ordered the Yazawa combo.
By the way, since it was a weekday evening, I was able to order without lining up at all.
The steak was tender and the hamburger steak came with plenty of sauce, so I had it with a delicious sauce.
I would like to buy it again when I go to Daimaru.

I've been wanting to try it for a while, but I got on the Shinkansen before Daimaru opened, and Tokyo Station was a stopover and not my destination, so the timing didn't work out, so I had to go to Akita by Shinkansen for some business. I finally managed to find the right time to eat it.
There are various options, but this time I ordered a hamburger and diced steak bento with a fried egg topping. Honestly, 3,100 yen is expensive, but I took the plunge and ordered it.
The lunch box is large, so it's a little inconvenient to carry, but the bag has a luxurious feel.
I took the Shinkansen and opened it after passing Omiya.
It feels quite luxurious.
The contents include hamburger steak, diced steak, corn, carrots, green beans, and pickles.
If you cut the hamburger right away, it will be juicy as expected.
The diced steak also has a strong meaty texture and a rather chewy texture.
The carrots and green beans are also crunchy and delicious.
Traveling on the Shinkansen was a very happy time.
If the timing is right, I would like to use it as a companion on the Shinkansen.