Near Kintetsu Tominosho Station A yakisoba specialty shop located in a corner of a residential area It seems many people do take-out, but there is a dine-in space for a few people. Run by a friendly couple you can easily chat with Being a specialty shop, the menu is extensive! I had the standard one inside the shop It would be amazing if they offered a set meal with yakisoba, rice, and miso soup Unfortunately they don't have that, perhaps because there are few dine-in customers... On the way back, I did take-out for standard and spicy yakisoba Both were delicious, and The take-out ones were delicious even when cold Generous portion and very satisfying♪ There doesn't seem to be a garage, but since traffic on the road in front of the shop is light, customers getting take-out parked on the nearby roadside to order, and just waited right there...

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Located at the entrance of the east parking lot of Kintetsu Tominosho Station. They had sujikon (beef tendon and konjac) tonpeiyaki and yakisoba on the menu, so as a sujikon lover I just had to get them! The ingredients are used quite generously. The tonpeiyaki has plenty of the egg portion acting as the wrap. Being grilled on a iron griddle, the deliciousness is incomparable to yakisoba made at home. Compared to famous teppanyaki restaurants in the Yamashiro region, the menu is smaller, but Chuckle has the advantage in taste, portion size, and affordability. If you make a reservation by phone, they will have it freshly made and piping hot for you at your desired time. The service from the auntie running the shop is also great. It seems they were even selected as a "Kokuhou-san" (national treasure).

Introduced a few days ago on Kansai TV's Yoi Don!, and my husband went right out to buy it before the broadcast ended(^^)/ Enjoyed the yakisoba and sujikon tonpeiyaki, they were delicious✨ The owner also served customers with a gentle smile, leaving a very good impression🎵 1st-anniversary discount coupons are being distributed until Monday, June 21st, where a 500 yen purchase gets you one 100 yen discount coupon, which is a great deal! I'll be going back to buy moreー👍

A shop located at the back of the bicycle parking lot. How many people remember that there used to be a shop with the same name? I had the yakisoba. It's truly simple yakisoba. Thick noodles, cabbage, and pork for 500 yen! Plus, you get it freshly made, which is great. It might be a good routine to place an order, go shopping at the nearby supermarket, and then come back to pick it up. It seems they also sell bento boxes on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, so maybe I should try one?

I did take-out from this popular yakisoba shop, ordering omu-soba, tonpeiyaki, and okonomiyaki (pork). The tonpeiyaki was average, and the okonomiyaki is a bit thin for the price so it's a bit so-so. However, the yakisoba is delicious!!