The pork soba noodle is good. Flavorful and not oily. The food vending machine is convenient. Yet, it will be better if it accepts Visa card instead of cash only.

One word: Comforting If you're looking for a cozy place to warm your body and mind, this is the place. I've visited here a couple of times since it's near me - never once have I been dissappointed. In my opinion, the price absolutely fits the food. The Soba and Rice Bowls typically range between 500~600 Yen, while tempura as a side order costs about 200~300 Yen. Like nearly everyone else here, I highly recommend the Kakiage, it blew my mind. The taste was so crisp, flavorful, and piping hot! The vending machine accepts payment by cash or Transportation IC (for example: Suica). Once you make your payment, you can just sit down and wait until your order number is called in the ticket. Pros: - Good & Fast service - Cozy atmosphere Cons: - Small area, so a large family or group of friends might find it difficult to settle here.

Soba noodles were delicious! The service was quick and friendly. You get your ticket from the vending machine and the kitchen receives it and calls your number when it is ready. Overall a great place for some quick soba noodles. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting.

Very nice place for good foods. I came here 2 times for breakfast and dinner. Delicious dishes and quick serve. The price is reasonable.

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I’ve had a lot of soba in Japan on the 20+ times I visited. Literally every morning in some cases. I’ve been to the Michelin’s star soba restaurant, and I still come back to this place because of its price and value. They used to have a branch in Ikebukuro before COVID and I used to visit multiple times a trip. Hope they keep expanding. Their signature dish is the meat dipping soba “Niki take soba”. Can’t go wrong with that.