おにぎりの Táo Tài Láng Gū Yě Diàn

Momotarou is a chain that specializes in rice balls. They make it fresh and you can order in bulk. Surprisingly, they also sell very good curry. As everything is fresh, it’s very convenient to drop by for a quick bite, or grab some for take out. The only downside to this Komono location is the opening and closing time. At the time of this review, the store opens quite early (7am) but closes at 3pm. Some of the other branches close at 7pm. There is usually a lunch rush, so if you miss it, they are almost always out of fresh rice for their curry rice. (But they always have udon :D)

Rice ball shop chain. They also serve curry rice, curry udon, and regular udon, which they can make for you on the spot. There is some seating inside in the form of bar seating, but most people take out and go.

A local onigiri shop in Yo ichi. A type of shop that is made at the center and sold at the sales office. If you want to eat nigiri with a variety of types, you will need to prioritize it from the convenience store. I have been featured on local TV. Komono shop is located along the mountain road of the hot spring, so you can also use it for lunch at the time of the course of the mountain.

There were many kinds of rice balls. Fried Omusび was sold out. I sat for 200 yen

おにぎりの専門店にしては価格が低いです。 おにぎりだけでなくうどんやおかずも購入出来ます。 ・おいなりさん(76円 甘めの出汁がジューシー ・味(165円 具沢山で味は濃いめ それほどパラパラではないので食べやすい ・牛肉しぐれ(175円 しぐれ煮は濃いめの味付け 量は多い ・はまぐり(175円 はまぐりの佃煮が入っている ただし味が牛肉しぐれとかぶる