Matsuya Official X Reports Eating Taco Rice on Its Release Day
title: “Matsuya Official X Reports Eating Taco Rice on Its Release Day” categories:
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- ate published: true created_at: “2026-05-05T14:51:30+09:00” updated_at: “2026-06-14T13:16:27+09:00” thumbnail: “https://cdn.gyumesy.com/articles/t2qfsf/thumbnail.webp” ogp_image: “https://cdn.gyumesy.com/articles/t2qfsf/ogp.png” source_url: “https://x.com/matsuya_foods/status/2051540191169642971” editor_comment: “The account ate Taco Rice 4 hours and 51 minutes after its release, complete with a practical tip you can try in the restaurant: change up the flavor with the table-top French Dressing. The light touch of tossing in the trivia that ‘salsa means sauce’ captures the direction of the recent ‘I ate it’ series.” description: “On May 5 at 2:51 PM, the official Matsuya X account reported eating the new menu item ‘Taco Rice,’ which went on sale at 10:00 AM that day. It suggested that pouring the table-top French Dressing over the spicy salsa sauce makes it milder, and added the trivia that ‘salsa’ means ‘sauce’ in Spanish.” related_articles:
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The official Matsuya X account (@matsuya_foods) posted a report on May 5, 2026 at 2:51 PM saying it had eaten the new menu item ‘Taco Rice,’ which went on sale at 10:00 AM that day. The report came 4 hours and 51 minutes after release.
Original Post
本日発売!松屋の「タコライス」を早速頂きました(╹◡╹)
サルサソースがピリ辛ですが、卓上のフレンチドレッシングをかけるとマイルドになって、味変にオススメです‼️
ちなみに、サルサソースの「サルサ」って、ソースという意味だそう…🤔
#松屋 #タコライス
In English, the post reads roughly: “On sale today! We tried Matsuya’s ‘Taco Rice’ right away (╹◡╹) The salsa sauce is spicy, but pouring the table-top French Dressing over it makes it milder, which we recommend as a flavor change‼️ By the way, apparently ‘salsa’ in ‘salsa sauce’ means ‘sauce’… 🤔 #Matsuya #TacoRice”
The opening “頂きました(╹◡╹)” (“we ate it”) uses a kaomoji (emoticon) that has become a fixture of the ‘I ate it’ posts since April. The body has a two-part structure: a concrete flavor-change suggestion plus a piece of trivia. The post also ends with the hashtags “#Matsuya” and “#TacoRice,” showing an eye toward search discoverability.
The Official Account Suggests a Flavor Change with the Table-Top French Dressing
The key point of this post is the concrete suggestion: “The salsa sauce is spicy, but pouring the table-top French Dressing over it makes it milder, which we recommend as a flavor change.” In addition to the two sauces that come with the Taco Rice itself (salsa and taco rice sauce), the official account itself discloses a seasoning tip you can put into practice in the restaurant: combining them with the French Dressing kept on Matsuya’s tables changes the direction of the flavor.
Among the ‘I ate it’ posts since April, posts that include concrete suggestions for toppings and condiments have been increasing.
| Date | Menu item | Official suggestion |
|---|---|---|
| April 27 | Boneless Short Rib and Kimchi Bowl + Soft-boiled Egg | Asked how popular the topping (Soft-boiled Egg) is |
| May 2 | Salt-based Green Onion Bowl | Recommended topping is Grated Domestic Yam Paste |
| May 5 (this post) | Taco Rice | Flavor change with the table-top French Dressing |
Rather than stopping at a simple “it’s delicious,” the account has been steadily conveying “one step deeper ways to eat it” through combinations with table-top items, toppings, and condiments.
A Style That Adds ‘Salsa’ Trivia
The line in the latter half, “apparently ‘salsa’ in ‘salsa sauce’ means ‘sauce’… 🤔,” is a sentence in which the official account modestly (using the hearsay form “apparently”) introduces the fact that the Spanish word “salsa” means “sauce.” There is a meta flavor to it: taken literally, “salsa sauce” would be “sauce sauce,” and the official account seems to be picking up on that.
In the ‘I ate it’ posts since April, a question format (April 27 and May 2) had become established to encourage reader participation. This time, it expands into a topic-providing style that puts a buffer of trivia in between.
Summary of Today’s Taco Rice Announcements
Today, May 5, this post is the fifth communication about Taco Rice from Matsuya’s official channels.
| Time | Channel | Content |
|---|---|---|
| 9:39 AM | Menu data | Official addition of 3 Taco Rice items |
| 10:00 AM | Official X | Started the Taco Rice release commemorative Follow & Repost Campaign |
| 10:09 AM | Menu data | Limited-time marks added to 3 taco-related items + large-scale cleanup of existing menu items |
| 10:31 AM | Official app | Push notification announcing the Taco Rice release |
| 2:51 PM (this post) | Official X | The account’s own eating report + flavor-change suggestion + trivia |
From morning to afternoon on release day, it was a densely packed day in which each channel worked in concert: menu data updates, a campaign launch, an app notification, and an eating report.
The Mainstay of May’s ‘I Ate It’ Posts
The ‘I ate it’ posts from May onward carry straight on the diversification built up since April: a new menu item’s release day (May 5, Taco Rice), repeat-purchase appeals after release (May 2, Salt-based Green Onion Bowl), and the discovery of store-limited items (May 3, My Curry at co-located stores / May 4, Akita-only). Today’s Taco Rice falls into the series’ classic pattern of “a new menu item’s release day,” with an update that weaves in a new framework of a flavor-change suggestion plus trivia.
Editor's Note
The account ate Taco Rice 4 hours and 51 minutes after its release, complete with a practical tip you can try in the restaurant: change up the flavor with the table-top French Dressing. The light touch of tossing in the trivia that 'salsa means sauce' captures the direction of the recent 'I ate it' series.
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