I have no idea what to make for lunch to go, growing up I had a sandwich every day at school. I don’t want to buy as much fast food as I usually do.

Anyone have anything good? I already have a go-to breakfast, and dinner is fine because I can figure something out on the spot based on what looked good in the store that week.

Lunch is hard because I have to plan it, and I don’t want to pack too little and something that isn’t filling. Ideally want something that can be eaten cold.

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I’m awful at cooking so I’m not the one to ask. You should check the sub(s) for making Japanese food.

An aside: in Shinjuku I went to a street fair once with my girlfriend. She said “Have you had dongo?” I said no. And she excitedly said “Let’s get some!” Ah, memories. The dango were - of course - the kind on a skewer that you see in anime and manga. I had been in Japan about a year but right then I really felt like I was in Japan.

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