A very nice teishoku restaurant, the food is delicious and cheap. The owner are very kind!

A diner run by a married couple, with a wide-ranging menu. The owner's skill is extraordinary: even different orders are finished almost simultaneously. It's not all that well known, and I think it's a hidden gem. I always make sure to order ramen (I especially recommend the asari ramen). The springy, chewy, high-hydration noodles are from ウエムラ食糧加工, which I imagine is quite unusual. Parking fits about 4 cars if parked closely. They don't keep you waiting, so there seem to be lots of office-worker customers. Prices increased by 100〜200 yen from May 2026. I received a 50-yen discount voucher on my way out.

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From the outside, it looks like the quintessential teishoku diner, and the inside was just as I pictured. It's great that they have a wide-ranging menu and set options. The food is delicious, too😋

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Cheap and delicious! I wanted to have that shoyu ramen again: it has a curious character I've never had elsewhere, light yet also rich. It's on a main road, so although there's parking, you need to be careful entering and leaving. It fits 3〜4 cars, but there's a police box next door, so be careful.

I visited around 11:30 on a weekday. It's a teishoku diner with a wide-ranging menu and a relaxing, homey atmosphere. There are counter seats, tables, and raised-floor seating. Daily specials and various other sets make it hard to choose. I tried ordering 「豚の生姜焼きとチキン南蛮定食」, which was posted on the wall. The ginger pork was tender, reliably tasty, and delicious. Honestly, the chicken nanban was a little different from what I'd expected, but it was delicious in its own way. When it first arrived, I wondered if the portion was a bit small, but I ended up surprisingly full. It didn't seem enough for my husband, though. My impression was that the value for money was average, but it was delicious, so I'd like to try other dishes. There's parking for about 4 cars in front of the restaurant.

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