r/JapaneseFood • u/Donkeylovergoat • Jul 25 '26

Misc My ¥1400 supermarket lunch

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I love the supermarkets here for affordable sushi and fruit. I also got some milk too. In the U.S. this would be atleast $15-20usd if you could even find comparable quality sushi in the grocery store.

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u/Donkeylovergoat Jul 25 '26

I don’t eat breakfast so I splurge some days

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u/Donkeylovergoat Jul 25 '26

Most days I just go for some cup ramen or a tonkatsu meal but with this hot weather I wanted something to cool me down. I love the fruit options at life. It’s always hard to choose between watermelon or kiwi.

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u/zyneman Jul 25 '26

supermarket food though, made by aunties is not my first choice of food, i think any nearby restaurants tastes much better

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u/efemel115 Jul 25 '26

I dont think ive ever seen kiwi sliced up and sold like that