Noodles can be chosen. The zaru soba was cold and delicious. Lunch orders until 14:30. It closes at 3. The tempura was also crispy and very delicious.

+2

Not focusing on cheapness, but a Japanese dining where you can eat with a little peace of mind. There are also semi-private rooms with horigotatsu partitions, so it can be used for small meet-and-greet meals. The taste is pretty average, but services like free refills of hot coffee were nice.

+1

I think it's a restaurant with safe taste and price. The interior was spacious and relaxing. Since there were no restaurants nearby, it was a precious place.

+3

At lunch there is a set meal menu, and many are priced over 1000 yen, but the volume is large and the cost performance is not bad. The inside of the store is larger than expected, and there is also a tatami room, so it seems to accommodate banquets at night.

+3

It's always so empty that I wonder when it's going to close. Even though it's a Japanese restaurant, there are staff members who don't speak much Japanese, which is a bit funny. The types of menus are very extensive, perfect when you want to eat this and that, but commensurate with the cheap price, some ingredients are subtle (especially meats). It's affordable, but not for foodies looking for taste. By the way, they use tabletop stoves for small pots or shabu-shabu, but the solid fuel always runs out midway. Somehow that's also funny.