Let's have one of those boxed lunches they sell at train stations.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The shop at Lyon Station sells five kinds of boxed meals.

Special sales sections are filled with colorful boxes of candy.

If you're hungry, you can buy light meals at stands inside or just outside the stations.

The stand has instant noodles, so please eat them.

They sell us freshly caught fish in the early morning market.

The image of onigiri, or rice balls, sold in convenience stores is changing for the better.

Now these lunches can be bought as bentos at the Mitsukoshi department store in Ginza.

If you feel a little hungry, just find a waffle shop and get a waffle.

In South Korea, boxed meals are usually sold only at shops outside stations or on trains and there have not been many options to choose from.

Let's choose the best of the tomato crop and take them to the market.

As soon as its production system is ready, Tanita plans to offer its boxed lunches on a regular basis at the Mitsukoshi store in Ginza and at Marunouchi Tanita Shokudo.

Some snack foods available at convenience stores can be used as emergency foods.

These shops sell vegetables, fruits, cheese, meat and spices.

You can buy locally made vegetables, jams, and pickles at the stalls.

The merchant gave light weight when he sold us ten bags of corn.

The neighborhood store will trust us for groceries until payday.

Lotteria is also now selling Kappa Ebisen-flavored French fries.

You can see many stalls selling tacos and other snacks in the graveyards.

Special eclipse glasses sold out in many shops.

This is because more people are eating at station restaurants or buying lower-priced boxed meals in convenience stores.

When I first started selling bento boxes, our customers were mostly people interested in Japanese culture.

Here, chickens are roasted and sold whole, and people take them home and carve them up at table.

In Japanese, "depa-chika" refers to the basement floors of a department store where the delicatessen sections are usually located.

If you order tonkatsu at that place, it also comes with a mountain of cabbage.

The convenience of being able to find cup ramen everywhere is it's main selling point.

The park is offering commemorative goods at its shops and limited-time menus at its restaurants.

The company is also selling ekiben from all over the country at special events.

People now come from as far as Kyushu and Tohoku to buy the buns.

These stores sell a variety of fresh foods and offer a number of dishes cooked on the premises.

You can get all kinds of things to eat if you go to the free samples area in a department store.