"Yakitori Tsukuneju" and "Tsukimi Yakitori Tsukuneju" will be on sale from October 1st at each Hotto Motto store.
"Yakitori Tsukuneju" is a bento box where you can enjoy yakitori and meatballs from young chicken with a sweet and spicy sauce. Yakitori, minced chicken meatballs and chopped green onions are cooked in the store's kitchen, entwined with sauce, and served on rice sprinkled with chopped seaweed.
Yakitori Tsukune Heavy
Yakitori is made by grilling young chicken thighs over a high-temperature charcoal fire to give it a slight browning, and the umami is trapped in the meat. The exquisitely roasted yakitori that feels the elasticity of the meat, the crunchy texture of the meatballs, and the sweet and savory green onions are a harmonious trio. Sprinkle with the attached Shichimi pepper if you like. The price is 460 yen (tax included, same below).
On the other hand, "Tsukimi Yakitori Tsukuneju" is a bento that you can enjoy by entwining thick soft-boiled eggs with "Yakitori Tsukuneju". The price is 530 yen.
Tsukimi Yakitori Tsukune Shige
The "sauce" that is entwined with yakitori and meatballs is tailored differently in the east and west according to the taste of the region. East Japan is finished with charred soy sauce and special soy sauce to reduce the sweetness, and West Japan is finished so that you can feel the sweetness as well as the soy sauce feeling.
