Let’s try some Japanese rice balls. It’s within a 10-minute walk from the MRT station. It’s been so hot lately that I’ve been sweating while walking. There’s no air conditioning in the store, so I have to take it out and eat it.

There are not many seats in the store, and the overall environment is clean and bright. The checkout counter is inside, and the circulation design is not very good. Next to it is an internal seating area, which will block people who want to come out after paying.

About the menu
Mentaiko NT$65, the taste is okay, the proportion is uploaded at the end and it is all rice. If there is mentaiko in every bite, the taste may not be obvious.

Grilled pork tamagoyaki NT$95, it tastes salty when you first bite it, the sweet and sweet tamagoyaki is a highlight, it tastes salty and sweet

Yuzu and Sansho Pepper Fish NT$55. The rice tastes very grainy and the grapefruit flavor is not very strong. The fish is not impressive at all.

A famous rice ball shop from Kyoto came to Taipei to open a shop near Zhongshan District. Came here specifically to try something new.

Even before meal time, there was a steady flow of people. Everyone feels like they just buy and leave because there are not many seats in the store.
Moreover, the store is an open space, and it is very hot without air conditioning.
Lemonade is provided though - self service.

The price list is just above the rice balls, there is no special price list.

Grilled Mentaiko Mayo Pork Tamagoyaki $95
Grilled Mentaiko with Camembert $95
Grilled Pork and Cheese Tamagoyaki $95
Grilled Mentaiko Teriyaki Chicken $95
Grilled Pork Tamagoyaki $95
Ebi fried shrimp tempura $95
Egg Salad Chicken Tempura $95
Fish with yuzu and sansho pepper $55

The meals are sold out very quickly, so the staff are working very hard to wrap the rice balls, so they are all freshly wrapped.

The rice balls are small, so if you eat them as a meal, you may not be full.
The store sells miso soup and you can add some.

It’s okay to try something new~