This is a cafeteria located on the premises of a pachinko parlor. During my lunch break at work, I often use just this cafeteria. The menu is quite orthodox, featuring noodles like soba or udon, and rice dishes like pilaf or rice bowls. The prices are also reasonable, which is very helpful.

I came by during the time between regular car inspections…… It was 580 yen for a yakisoba set meal + raw egg for 30 yen. It was a bit mild in flavor, but decent enough. Although the ticket vending machine doesn't accept 1,000-yen bills (the staff will exchange it for you), the variety of soba, udon, rice bowls, and set meals isn't huge, but each seems fairly cheap.

The pricing is slightly different from K no Shokutoku Main Branch, Uji Branch, and Kuze Branch in Kyoto. Curry is 390 yen instead of 280 yen. Raw eggs are 30 yen instead of 40 yen. Depending on the item, some are cheaper and some are more expensive. The restaurant atmosphere is so luxurious that you wouldn't think it's K no Shokutoku. The vibe feels like PISORA where you can eat pasta and the like. The seats are spacious. There are also a lot of seats. Personally, I'd like them to make the pricing the same as in Kyoto. Oh, the taste is the same.

It's a good restaurant that is cheap and delicious. Though I don't use the adjoining pachinko parlor because it's a rip-off (haha)

I've stopped playing pachinko for about 10 years now, but I still come to this cafeteria quite a lot! The ticket machine doesn't take bills, so if you don't have coins, you can tell the staff and they'll exchange them for you. Personally, I recommend the Yakiniku Pilaf and Tamagodon! It's cheap and reasonably good