Heart-warming food with heart-warming service! Although my Japanese is poor, they still provided perfect service!

This place is full of Showa-era atmosphere. The menu is extensive, and the motsuni tasted like it had been simmered for a long time. I think the only alcoholic drinks were beer and sake, and unfortunately they weren't very cold either. Sarashina soba is fairly rare, so I think this is a valuable place.

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I ordered kamo seiro and ume onigiri. The kamo seiro had plenty of ingredients, and the flavor left nothing to complain about. The onigiri felt a little too tightly packed and was slightly salty. There seemed to be a lot of local regulars. The atmosphere had a somehow nostalgic feel, which was nice.

Clean, nice atmosphere inside, good service, The soba has an ordinary, familiar flavor. Perhaps the wheat content is quite high? Maybe curry nanban was the right choice After drinking, it might be a good place for a final meal. I like the atmosphere. With limited ingredients, they may be preparing things carefully. If you're tired of restaurants that are overly particular and make a fuss about everything, this might be a nice place to stop by

The Showa-era interior is comfortable and feels clean. The soba is reasonably priced, with generous portions. The flavor isn't incredibly delicious, but given the low prices, it's a place I'd like to visit about once a week if it were nearby. Unfortunately, I have いりま増田屋 in my neighborhood, so I end up going there instead.

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