Affordable pricing but caters to Japanese readers/speakers so be speedy if you have to translate the kiosk to order. High turnover here as it is a standing bar meant to move people quick so if you want to relax over your noodles, pick a sit down restaurant. The tempura and broth are tasty, and the soba noodles were decent as well. The wakame was a standout and very chewy and delicious. The two elderly ladies were very polite and friendly.

A reasonable food restaurant

Fast, cheap, delicious. My son had chilled kitsune noodles. The fried tofu is a little thick and apparently tasty. I had burdock tempura soba. It's nice that the broth isn't salty. I wish they'd offer squid tentacle tempura.

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Stopped by for a late lunch around 15:00. They had the unusual ashitaba tempura, so I pressed its button and told them at the counter I wanted soba. I don't like wakame, so I asked for none. The bowl arrived right away, I took a photo, then a sip of broth! Oh! Slightly sweet, full of dashi flavor, delicious! The ashitaba is so big it's hard to eat lol One leaf for now… Oh! Crispy and delicious♪ I'm happy there's so much ashitaba. Definitely coming back! It was delicious. Thank you for the meal

A standing noodle shop at the entrance to the shopping arcade beneath the elevated tracks at Kasai Station. It uses meal tickets, and you can choose your preferred noodles from udon, soba, or somen (kishimen). You can choose tempura and various toppings to customize your meal. It's cheap and served quickly, so it may be convenient when you're in a hurry. On the other hand, when I had the udon, the noodles were poor quality, dry and crumbly, and broke immediately when bitten. The taste wasn't good either, so I don't think I'll return.