My 1st time to have a cold soba soup with tempura. Owner Chef & Mrs very nice. By 1230pm, majority was sold out. Get there early!

We went during a national holiday so this was one of the few places open. Was happy with this cute cafe though. Firstly because they had an English menu. Secondly food was tasty and cheap! We ordered sea food curry rice (no photo, sorry!) and uni tamago rice. Both meals were good, only downside is that there wasn’t much seafood in the seafood bowl - it was mainly curry sauce - it was very cheap though. Would rather pay more and have more seafood in it. Would eat here again.

Miso chashu-men 1000 yen A diner in the center of town. Ticket-machine style, with ramen, soba, and so on. Run by young people, and the interior is on the small side. Saturday at 12, there were few customers The ramen looks sad. There were a few small slices of chashu, making me wonder if they can really call it chashu-men. The noodles are the usual high-hydration noodles. The miso flavor is sweet and rich, but somehow just a typical taste. Not bad, but no personality The pointy bowl I don't like. The amount wasn't that much either, making me think, 1000 yen for this…

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The cost-performance isn't good. Ordinary❗️ Really just ordinary, it's only tasty The noodles are on the soft side, so if you like them firm, maybe you should say so❓ It gets crowded at lunchtime.

I had the spicy miso chashu and a mini tendon The spicy miso was so good I could drink the soup to the last drop😋 Sasaya is famous for its tempura ramen, so next time I'll order the tempura ramen👍 But the spicy miso was tasty too, and I want to have it again!😆 There's no parking lot, so it's convenient to use the parking at the nearby roadside station or the parking space in front of the police box