Tsukiji Kiyomura Ecute Tokyo

Fresh and delicious sushi. Atmosphere was good, relaxing place. There is set menu option: soup, plate of sushi with icecream at final.

Today's dinner.
Located at Ecute on the south side of Tokyo Station Shinkansen

Mr. Tsukiji Kiyomura

Is it part of the Sushi Zanmai series? There are also photos of old men that I have seen...

It's a bit pricey, but I'm glad that the bento box looks like a thermal container and doesn't leave the food cold!

Salmon is juicy! It was a satisfying lunch box!

There are tuna bowls and tuna sushi packs that look like sushi zanmai, so you'll be spoiled for choice.

The location is right in front of the Shinkansen station ticket gate, so you can buy with confidence even if you don't have much time.

I was also curious about the flyer, but today it's here!

I was exhausted from my trip to Tokyo and Yokohama, but I still knew that food was important!
Also, “Alcohol is also important to me personally!” lol

So I took a big leap of faith and bought Tsukiji Kiyomura's colorful bento box for ¥1,300 and Premium Malts.

When I was young, I worked part-time selling items on Shinkansen trains, so I learned that there are a lot of fathers and older sisters who pop open beer cans on the Shinkansen, no matter if it's morning, noon, or night. .
So even though I think it's normal, I didn't hesitate at all and pushed it♪

And then, this delicious-looking bento is unveiled💛
There are already lots of clams in it, and it looks very delicious, don't you think?
No, it looks delicious. . No, it was really delicious.
Not only the clams, but also the many salmon roe that were covered in bubble wrap, and I was already groaning.
It was a mystery why potato salad was included in seafood dishes. . but it was delicious.

I personally like seafood in lunch boxes,
I bought this this time and it was a great decision!
If you like seafood, please try it 🤗

It's been going on since 8am. It's helpful because I can buy a boxed lunch and go to work.

We recommend the Fukagawa bento and the Sanshoku bento.

I might get a little tired of the Fukagawa bento, but I still get a lot of clams and it doesn't feel stingy.

I get the impression that the three-colored bento boxes are sold separately, with one with more harasu and the other with thicker tuna chashu. I chose the one with more harassment.

Harasu and chashu are of course delicious, but the tuna flakes are also worth mentioning. Even my son, who doesn't like sea chicken, enjoys eating these tuna flakes. Good balance too.

Both of these bentos are full of rice and are very satisfying. Next time I want to eat it on the Shinkansen.

Thank you for the meal.