Innie or Outie

This is another of the “oba-style” bentos available on island that is similar to bento #46. This one has mackerel, kamaboko, rice, umeboshi, goya chanpuru, gobo, sausage, potato-veggie mixture, and konyaku .

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This smaller version of a bento meal consisted of omurice, potato croquette, hamburger patty, hotdog, minced pork cutlet, green beans, and corn niblets.

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Another of the lighter versions of bento from a local convenience store with rice, daikon, karashina, gobo/carrot mix, mackerel, potatoes, and scrambled egg.

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For those times when a smaller meal will do the trick, something like this version of a local convenience store bento might be the answer. Included in the meal was rice, katsubushi, seaweed paste, nori, yakitori, pork luncheon meat (spam), and omelet sprinkled with parsley flakes.

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These are tako crisps (octopus chips) called Tako Senbei (octopus crackers) that hubby brought back from his annual gig in Osaka.

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This version of local bentos is similar to the first bento featured. This one had salmon, deep-fried shrimp, deep-fried chicken, hamburger, spaghetti , broccoli, veggie mix, teriyaki pork, rice with seaweed paste, nori, and cheese croquette.

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This is another choice in the “oba-style” bentos with mackerel, kamaboko, pumpkin, daikon-carrot mix, fried chicken, soy bean-hijiki mix, umeboshi, and rice.

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This is another of the “oba-style” bentos and is similar to #32. This one had fried chicken, a stir-fried karashina-tuna-fu mix, pork luncheon meat (spam), hot dog, chunky potato veggie mix, umeboshi, deep-fried hard-boiled egg, and rice.

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These mini packages of snacks with deep-fried beans, assorted nuts, and raisins are perfect munchies for our road trips.

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This is another version from the same convenience store as #37, except this one had chicken, piman (bell pepper), sanma (river fish), konyaku, goya chanpuru, rice, umeboshi, and tofu.

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