An old-fashioned udon shop The curry udon has a somewhat nostalgic taste, and for the udon, there is even a homemade noodle making machine, giving it an Osaka udon feel. Quite soft, to the extent that when you lift the curry udon with chopsticks, it barely doesn't break. It's a matter of like or dislike, or I think it won't suit those who say "Udon is Sanuki!!". The cutlet on the katsu curry udon is freshly fried and quite voluminous. As udon, there's not that much to be impressed by... but overall it's a shop where you can deliciously enjoy curry udon.

The handmade noodles had just the right firmness so they intertwined with the curry nicely. Noodles can be increased up to 2 servings and the spiciness can be adjusted (even at level 3 spiciness, you can enjoy a solid spiciness that makes sweat burst out). There is no rice, but since the udon portion is generous, I thought it was good that there wasn't any. The customer service by the owner couple is good and makes you want to go again.

Eat delicious udon Quietly and quickly leave. Self-service is nice, but having a regular udon shop like this Nearby is something to be grateful for.

For a long time, passing by the road in front many times, I always thought it was a closed-down store, thinking "It must have been an udon shop in the past", But after reading reviews, I found out it's still operating and "the curry udon is delicious", so I stopped by when I was nearby. I ate the "katsu curry udon", And the taste made me think "I want to stop by if I come near here again". Udon, if ordered as a single item, is free up to 2 servings.

Had the curry udon set meal. Well, it's really spicy w. A manly, refreshing spiciness. The broth is solid. For the first time in a while, I had a good curry udon.