うなぎのテイクアウトのお店がＯＰＥＮしたようなので、試してみた : Unagi No Nakashou

Visited around 14:00 on Saturday, November 13, 2021. The store is located on the basement floor of Marui Family Mizonokuchi, about a 2-minute walk from Mizonokuchi Station on each line. Until now, Okonomiyaki restaurant, which moved in and left immediately, was located right next to the entrance. Right in front of you is the Xiumai Kiyoken Stores. In Kanagawa Prefecture, in addition to this Mizonokuchi store, there seems to be a ``Kawasaki Azalea store.'' It seems to be a Nagoya company that was founded 90 years ago. The store's data just before I posted a review showed that the number of reviews was 0 and the score rating was "None". There were no customers before me, and no customers after me either. It was operated by a staff of two men and women. This is a store that opened on October 15, 2021. I didn't realize that the store was open. The only thing I looked at was the Kiyoken Stores on the other side (lol).The lowest price for the eel Bento (boxed lunch) was 1,500 yen (tax included). There are two pieces of eel on it, but you can see the rice. Each 500 yen increase will increase the number of eel pieces. For 3,000 yen, you can use a whole eel and change to a high-quality box fold for an additional 150 yen (tax included). I also asked for an additional ``Umaki (Half)'' for 500 yen (tax included). It seems that the single item is 600 yen, so there is a slight discount. Although the amount of eel is small, the tamagoyaki with dashi soup is delicious. Adding grated radish to this makes it even more delicious. I thought I'd give it a try this time. I think of umaki as soup-wrapped eggs with eel in it, so I think adding grated radish to it would make it even more delicious. The eel rice is a satisfying amount of eel. If this were a privately run shop, it would probably be even less. There is also a product that costs 1,500 yen for 2 slices, but I bought 3 slices and it was the right decision. If you have some eel left over after eating rice, you can use it as a snack with sake. That's what I thought while drinking alcohol. You don't need rice, you can just buy Kabayaki! Apparently the ``half-kabayaki 1,500 yen (tax included)'' comes in three pieces, so I'll try that next time. Well, if you have the money in your wallet. There are two counter seats facing the wall, but since they are located right next to the entrance to Marui Family Mizonokuchi, this also makes me feel uncomfortable. Looks like takeaway is appropriate. I received a point card at checkout. The expiration date is one year, but I don't buy that much, considering my income (lol).The bill that day was 2,500 yen. Thank you for the meal.