Moved here a few months ago, and found this place while looking for a nearby eatery. When I went in and said "For two people," an elderly woman in the back glanced a few times and seemed forced to deal with us. In the end, her attitude was bad the whole time. She even took away the ashtray I bothered to bring from the entrance, lol. Is this place unwelcoming to first-time customers? But the master was friendly. I want to go again, but I don't want to see glares or hear harsh tones, so I won't go. Too bad.

This is a pubbing place And I thought it was Ramennnnn Oh my goodness 😂 Well whatever, ordered ramen, and it was good Pretty, small, clean shop, friendly female staff,

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I happened to drop by this restaurant just past 8 PM and had a very delicious meal. There were several groups of regular customers today, but the homey atmosphere and the service from the master and the proprietress(?) were pleasant for Osaka standards, and I like it. Of course, the food tastes good too. Tonkotsu ramen, sweet and sour pork, and fried rice set for 900 yen (cheap right)

A long-established, locally popular ramen shop in Fujiidera City. Since there is no parking lot, you can shop at the nearby Seven-Eleven and have them let you park for a bit, or there is a coin-operated parking lot if you go a little further south. Originally the shop was located within the premises of the current Il Salone Fujiidera, and moved here about 10 years ago before Il Salone was built. Before Il Salone was built, it was BIG JOY, and before that a pachinko parlor called Ojin, and the shop was located on the street side of that parking lot. They expanded next to the ramen shop and on the 2nd floor to run an arcade and karaoke parlor, and since karaoke parlors weren't very common back then, it was quite popular. The arcade was probably built about 30 years ago, maybe because it became a hangout for delinquents? (Everyone played games for free using cheat codes 😓) I remember it went out of business quickly, and a karaoke place opened after that. Visited for lunch for the first time in a while. Lunch seems to only be available on Sundays currently. The interior has 5 counter seats, four 4-person table seats, and one 8-person tatami seating area. The shop also has a la carte dishes, snacks, and alcohol, giving the impression that many customers use it as an izakaya. Sitting down and looking at the menu right away! Set menus and set meal menus start from 800 yen including tax and are very cheap! Amidst this outrageous inflation, this price point is a huge effort and a grateful place for ordinary people. It seems they serve set and set meal menus not only at lunch but also at dinner. This time I ordered the classic Half-Chahan Set (800 yen including tax). When I asked the owner for a recommendation, salt ramen and salt butter ramen seem to be popular, so of course I changed it to salt butter ramen for an extra 100 yen! The salt soup mixed with butter has a nostalgic flavor and is delicious once again! The fried rice is also golden and fluffy, and delicious too! The owner is a friendly person who doesn't use polite honorifics with customers, very easy to talk to and approach, so I love this kind of homey, stress-free shop ♪ Cashless payment is convenient as PayPay can be used. Thank you for the delicious ramen & fried rice 😋

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I had the salt ramen and half fried rice set. Price is 800 yen including tax. Cheap, delicious, and voluminous. Lunch starts Sundays from 12 PM. Sometimes it's not open even when the time comes. Cashless payment via PayPay was available.