After reading the reviews, I debated getting soup curry and ordered the soup curry ramen for 700円. I was disappointed when I saw what came out 😞 Wakame and scraps of chashu—were those instant noodles? I could make something tastier myself. My companion had the jingisukan set for 900円, but it only had about 2.5 pieces of meat and a small serving of rice 😞 They said it was a shame because the seasoning and rice were delicious 😢 My first disappointing meal in a long time.

While touring, I happened to spot a soup curry banner at lunchtime, went in, and had the soup curry. It was quite authentic and spicy, and I enjoyed it.

I happened to spot a soup curry banner while touring. I was just in the mood for soup curry, so I hurriedly made a U-turn and went in. The parking lot is rather narrow and gravel-covered, so it might be a little difficult for bikers. But the soup curry was better than expected, and I was satisfied. I recommend it.

Visited on the way back from one of the Continued 100 Finest Castles of Japan. The soup curry is authentic. The ginger pork has a reliably good flavor, and the rice is delicious.

+3

It was bustling with locals at lunchtime. The 5 people at the next table had ramen dishes + large onigiri or rice. They knew how to fill their stomachs. The 3 moms gathered near the entrance were eating different set meals, and it looked like you could not go wrong with any choice. I ordered the mixed fry! The shrimp and fried fish-paste items were probably frozen? The vegetable fritters were good. If asked whether it is reasonably priced, well, so-so, I guess… The person I went with had soup curry and was struggling to make it spicier. I recommend it because it is more affordable and has more choices than eating at Michi no Eki Monju.