Delicious food at affordable price and staff are friendly, heats up your food for you.

While driving, I noticed the parking lot was spacious and thought I might as well go in here. There were many menu items, and the lineup made me want to try everything. I got the fried rice, eggplant tempura, and tofu. The fried rice came on a hot plate and you mix it yourself. Because it was on a hot plate, the fried rice stayed piping hot and tasted delicious. Even though we were seated separately, the staff came over to calculate the bill in the order we were seated. I was impressed, as keeping track must be quite difficult. Not only was it delicious and satisfying, It made me want to eat this and that as well. The value for money is also quite good.

+3

If memory serves me right... Unlike the chain restaurants like Meshiya Shokudo that have been popping up a lot in Takatsuki and Ibaraki recently, I feel like this place was the original shokudo chain. The taste of the rice and the overall quality seem to have dropped slightly, but the prices here are cheaper. The restaurant is also spacious and sanitary aspects are reassuring. I feel there is something here that cannot be expressed by taste alone.

+3

The parking lot is spacious and easy to park in. There is staff in the dining hall who heat up the plates (food) and bring them to you.

+1

Stir-fried vegetables, rolled omelet, chilled tofu, pork miso soup, and rice (medium). It was delicious. This is a cafeteria-style Japanese food chain centered around the Kansai region. Location is on Route 479 towards Toyonaka, very close to the "Izumi-cho 1-chome" intersection. The nearest station is Hankyu Suita Station, but it probably takes about 10 minutes on foot. The parking lot is spacious, holding about 20 cars. It is self-service, but payment is made afterwards. It might be hard to understand for first-timers. The flow is: (1) Take a tray and pick what you like (2) Bring it straight to your seat (3) A clerk comes to your seat and issues a receipt on the spot (4) Enjoy your meal (5) After eating, take the receipt to the register near the exit to pay and leave the shop (6) Leaving trays and tableware at the seat after eating is OK ...is how it goes. Shibazuke pickles are all-you-can-eat for free. If the side dishes have gotten cold, you can ask the staff to heat them up. I think the taste is quite good. A good shop for people who want to eat Japanese food.

+2