





I normally buy some hot green tea to go with this, but today was so warm I resorted to some Pocari Sweat.
What is your favorite bento? Let me know in the comments what you like to eat when you’re in Japan.
I normally buy some hot green tea to go with this, but today was so warm I resorted to some Pocari Sweat.
What is your favorite bento? Let me know in the comments what you like to eat when you’re in Japan.
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pocari sweat – great on a hot day!
pocari, yes. Always good to wash a bento down with
I love unagi bentos — a bit more expensive but still, a bargain compared to restaurants. I'm all for bentos and that one looks delicious, rice looks so damn tasty!
Thanks Hao. The rice was really good! As it gets a bit warmer I will probably start eating the unagi bento as well 🙂
looks so tasty! so many things to try when I eventually make it to Japan
Thanks Jamaipanese. I have a bento with your name on it, waiting for your arrival.
wOoT! i'll be sure to take up that offer when I arrive in 2011 😀
The Honke-Kamadoya around the corner from my old apartment in Kyoto had a nice Akebono Bento. Salmon, oishii…
Oh geez, and hot green tea in the winter or Mitsuya Cider in summer…
I could eat a nice Salmon Bento from Akebono right now. 🙂 very tasty.
Nothing like a good cold Mitsuya cider straight out of a can, not the pet bottle. Thanks