A decent spot for a quick meal. The yakisoba was good and the price was quite reasonable. I was lucky there was no queue when I visited. A nice, quiet place to eat.

+2

The food was delicious, we only waited 8 min, the food was delicious and it has a Michelin stars. No pro le with language barrier, just point at the dish you want to eat.

It’s small local restaurant. But food and services is very kindly and they will introduce you any menu you didn’t understand when you asked them. My experience with this store is ramen, about 7** JPY but very light, warm, and delicious. You may sit in front of the counter and order them a menu you want. Just tell them. You can pay via cash or card as well.

When we first arrived, the young male staff asked us to decide on what to order based on the display set outside. We could only choose based on whatever food display there is, which gave us limited options. For example, the King’s gyoza we ordered were filled with vegetables in a mushy texture. We wanted meat gyozas which is actually available on the menu but not displayed. This made the experience start off on a wrong note. Ordered Fried soba noodles made using deep fried noodles and worcester sauce. Both were on the salty side, did not enjoy it at all. Do give these a miss if you hate salty food. Seats were generally squeezy as it is a small restaurant with 2 floors. Water and napkin is served when you first arrived. There were many locals eating here with huge plates of gyozas. I think they are popular for their gyozas as it is crispy and looks deep fried. You can consider trying the meat gyozas if you want.

+3

very quick service and old style food. everything was delicious and very good range for the price. server mostly are grandma style so you feel like home comfort food style. they were friendly and like your own grand ma

+1