I think the value for money is the best. I had cold soba and it was delicious, but my companion ordered warm soba and said it seemed overcooked. The portions are large, and they also had bento boxes. I think it's also good for men's lunch.

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To be honest, I was planning to go to Gyoza no Hanaya diagonally across the street. But even before 1 p.m., several people were lined up outside the shop and the parking lot was full. On a weekday, no less... So I went to this place, which I'd been a little curious about for a while. The inside is quite cramped and feels oppressive. But I was surprised when I saw the menu. There are a great many kinds of dishes, and about half of them are set meals or rice bowls that come with soba. And nearly all the prices are under 1000 yen. I ordered the sansho pork bowl and soba set. It was cheap at 880 yen, but I was surprised again when I saw the soba that came out. It's a full serving. There's plenty of broth too. I thought it would be just soba, but chopped green onions and tenkasu were properly served behind the large bowl. This tenkasu is also quite good. It's so good I wondered if they fry it specially for this. The soba broth at cheap places like this is often on the sweet side, but here it's a light flavor with the sweetness kept down, just how I like it, and I liked it. And the pork bowl. The sansho pepper is quite strong and it's delicious. I wonder if the pork bowl sauce is homemade? It was Japanese-style. This is also a full serving, and eating both left me stuffed. There's no way I could manage a large portion. Looking at the menu, there are lots of other things I want to eat. Also, they say they're open on Sundays twice a month, so I'm definitely coming back.

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Late December 2024 (150) [Soba Sakura] It seems to be a set meal & bento shop centered on soba. I ordered the chicken soboro egg omelet set meal, and my companion ordered the pork shabu soba. The chicken soboro egg omelet set meal comes with mori soba, 2 pieces of fried chicken, a bowl of rice, and the main chicken soboro egg omelet (with shredded cabbage). This amount at this price is unheard of these days!! The mori soba is probably from a noodle maker, but it's machine-cut with a good texture going down and a firm chew, and it's delicious. The soba broth has a strong bonito aroma, but it's a tasty broth without any harshness. The main chicken soboro egg omelet has chicken soboro wrapped in egg and cooked, topped with ketchup. At a glance I thought it was omurice. The somewhat strongly soy-flavored chicken soboro whets the appetite. The sourness and sweetness of the ketchup is also a nice accent. The bonus fried chicken seemed to have been microwaved and then fried, but it was juicy and delicious. My companion's pork shabu soba had pork shabu, tenkasu (on a separate plate), shredded nori, and mizuna on top. My companion was also satisfied, saying it was just plain delicious. It's a good shop~ I'll go again! Thank you for the meal!

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Cheap yet voluminous! And delicious. People who write reviews saying it's not delicious are truly unfortunate, lol. If you want quality at a cheap price, please go to a high-end restaurant, lol. I had the fried chicken soba set meal. The fried chicken is juicy and I love it. I want to go eat there again ♪

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I'd been curious about it and went for the first time. It's old but gives the impression of being kept clean. It has a retro feel. I wonder if it's run by two women. There are so many items on the menu that I couldn't decide. It was just plain delicious.

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