Visited the place for the first time with my family. Japanese traditional restaurant with a very cozy interior having both tables and floor seats. Very huge variety of selection including sushi, Tonkatsu, tempura, kare, udon noodles, several types of nabe, sukiyaki, potato free, teriyaki, yakitori, karage, types of salad, desserts, drinks etc. the kids menu is available as well. The average set meal will cost you about 1,300-1,500 yens with the possibility to order as a single dish for 600 yens and higher. It is in a 20 minutes walks from the closest Yaho station, and mostly oriented for the closely residing locals or the clients with the cars. 2 parking lots are available. Take out menu is available as well. Very recommended.

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This is easily one of my favorite udon go to places. Staff is friendly and always willing to help. It's wheel chair, kids and family friendly and serves a variety of food.

experience but not so high quality

Excellent food

Hello, or good evening. I came here while looking for a barrier-free restaurant where I could bring my mother, who uses a wheelchair. Getting likes or other feedback on my comments motivates me to keep writing them. It's anonymous, so please give it a click🙇 About 4 to 5 seats along the street side were accessible directly by wheelchair. The entrance has a ramp, so getting inside is no problem. The food is delicious, but I'm deducting points because the tablet is difficult to use and they forgot our dessert order. It may be unavoidable, but prices seem higher and portions smaller than before. It made me feel Japan's economic problems... Hi there!I was looking for a wheelchair-accessible restaurant for my mother, and this place works well.Accessibility: The entrance has a ramp, and there are 4-5 seats along the window side where wheelchairs can pull right up to the table. No transfers needed.Food: Tasty traditional Japanese cuisine. Why I'm docking some stars:The tablet ordering system is clunky． Staff forgot our dessert orderLike many restaurants in Japan lately, portions have gotten smaller while prices have gone up (thanks, inflation!)Overall, a solid choice if you need accessibility.

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