If you're looking to change things up during lunch while at work, you can give this a try. Although the prices are a bit high, there are many side dishes available—one main dish comes with five sides, and the portions for the sides aren't too small, plus there's a lot of variety. This time, I even saw water lily and dragon beard vegetables, which are not typically found in regular bento shops. If you're tired of the healthy bento options around, you might want to give this a shot.

There’s a dining area, and you can refill your soup on your own; the soup has a lot of ingredients and is quite generous. You can adjust the rice portion in your bento, or even skip the rice altogether. There are many options for side dishes; after selecting your main dish, you choose five sides, somewhat like a buffet. Some of the side dishes are cold, but the staff will inform you of that.

The side dishes are quite light and nice 👍. I had spicy diced chicken with a bit of heat and Sichuan pepper this time; it had a stronger flavor, but it was quite tasty, with a pronounced Sichuan pepper taste, which those who like it should certainly try.

Currently, they only accept cash, and after ordering, you pay first before choosing your sides. You can make a reservation through Line@, and you can inform the staff via text about your preferred or avoided side dishes before letting them know your pick-up time, so you won't have to wait. However, during meal times, the wait isn't too long, and if you want to choose your side dishes yourself, you can buy them on the spot.