Joyful Bunga

People who have visited for the daily lunch mention dishes including soup with egg and yuba, croquettes, simmered wakatake (bamboo shoots and wakame), daikon radish and pork belly, and glass-noodle salad. The day’s menu, said to include 20–30 items, offers a little of everything, from vegetable sides to a main dish; the seasoning was described as homely and not too strong. One diner noted that it was possible to order extra rice. The daily selection changes, while grilled salmon, grilled mackerel and dashimaki set meals offer more familiar choices. A diner who ordered the grilled salmon set meal singled out the fish’s tender texture and the option to choose a dressing. The menu also includes freshly cooked, fluffy dashimaki and fried chicken with a choice of dashi soy sauce, ponzu or a mildly spicy seasoning.

Bento sold at the counter can also be eaten in, making it easy to choose according to your schedule. One person who ate a bento there reported that the 1th floor has seats suited to a quick meal, with further seating upstairs, reached by taking off your shoes and climbing the stairs. The counter-side seats work for a quick solo lunch, while the upper floor offers a place to take your time. Takeaway options include grilled salmon bento, daily bento and the O-tanoshimi bento. One diner said they often choose the salmon bento, making it an option for lunch out or a meal to take away. Choose a set meal to eat in or pick up a bento, depending on what suits the day.