Food was pretty good, place is really clean, nice atmosphere to relax.

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Great Raman!!

2025/11 Day off, lunch Got in without waiting. The yurinchi was generous in portion and delicious. It was a shame the meatballs were sold out. The lettuce fried rice contains shrimp, so anyone with allergies should be careful. The parking lot shared with Yumean next door holds about 45 cars, and farther back across the road, there is a second lot for about 10 cars.

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Five of us went at around １９:00 on the weekend. It was Saturday, and the staff were extremely busy at that hour. A table for ５ just wouldn't open up, and they kept checking on us, looking apologetic. After waiting a while with no luck, we split into groups of ３ and 2, sitting back-to-back, and chose our meals. After we ordered, seats opened up where we could sit next to each other. Feeling a little bad, we asked whether we could move, and they happily checked and changed our seats. Our grandmother, who lives separately, was with us, so being able to sit together made the meal really enjoyable and delicious. The food was delicious, but above all, every staff member was so kind despite being busy that it left us feeling really warm inside. Thank you!

On Saturday, May 4, I invited my daughter to Bamiyan Akigawa. From Itsukaichi Kaido, you drive between the neighboring Bamiyan Akigawa and Yumean Akigawa to park in the lot at the back, but around lunchtime the lot is full of customers from both restaurants, making it difficult to find an empty space. Also, because the parking lot has an old layout with no wheelchair parking spaces, people with disabilities have no choice but to park in an available space just like everyone else. People who have difficulty walking would be wise to wait for a car near the restaurant to leave. Once you enter and are shown to your seat, you order on a tablet. My wife and I ordered hiyashi chuka with sesame sauce, and our daughter ordered mapo tofu with a rice set. We ordered the drink bar and annin tofu for dessert. A robot brings the food. When it reaches your table, you unload it yourself. Both the hiyashi chuka and its plate were chilled, and we mixed the noodles with the toppings and sesame sauce before eating. The sesame sauce coated the noodles nicely and tasted good. The annin tofu dessert was also delicious, with just the right sweetness. Checkout is self-service too: you scan the barcode for your order, then your points card and credit card in sequence to pay. It's difficult for older people to get used to. A parking lot without wheelchair spaces is unthinkable these days. If anyone from Bamiyan or the other relevant parties sees this review, I sincerely hope you will give this some consideration. Thank you.

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