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I had Mazesoba (Omori) and rice. It was very delicious. I think I want to go again.

Currently you can only eat at the counter. If the counter is full, in the back seat I will be seated, keep my turn, and wait until instructed. The entrance is a two-stage door, There is no problem if you close the door on the store side as soon as you open it. The ticket machine is on the left side of the open door. Not suitable for families or dining with friends and acquaintances. It is wise to give up on women and families with children. If you follow the rules, you will get angry and have a bad face There is nothing, but because it is so-called stubborn, it is with customers I feel like I can't help but have trouble ... Compared to the Jiro system, it's still better than being kicked out. If you leave within 10 minutes, they will serve you normally. If you are an adult man, you can eat tsukemen early because it is tsukemen. Because it is a fishmeal-based tsukemen specialty store It can be divided into two extremes, delicious and unpleasant. It is a shop supported by a core fixed fan from the roadside station. If you are a "general person" for the first time, go first with regulars I highly recommend it. Even though the store side should display clear rules on blogs etc. I think ... postscript Recently, especially since the shop owner's acquaintance's motorcycle friends and the roadside station era The atmosphere is that the shop is only for regular customers, so As a matter of course for families, Mr. Hatsumi refuses (it is okay to enter, but cold treatment) It's odd ... It seems to be fun in the shop's friends and regulars Some people come in without knowing it. It's a shame because it doesn't feel good to look at. Even so, there are times when customer service is normal these days, I think it's a little easier to enter even at first glance.

I think the taste is good, but I think that there is no impact just because the noodles are thick and there are all the ingredients for the time being!

I'm in the neighborhood, but I haven't eaten it yet. The reason is that even at noon, it's rattling and the locals don't like it anyway, so I don't feel like going ... It seems that everyone has only gone once and does not feel like going again ... When asked, it seems that when eating, there is pressure to see the customers who came later sitting on the chairs and waiting.

I bought a large tsukemen. It is said to serve customers, but anything is fine as long as it tastes good. The seafood tsukemen was very delicious. However, the noodles are so hard that they don't get entangled with the soup, so it's good to chase after them with a ranger.

I ate ramen. It has a strong knotty system, but it was very delicious. I'm glad that it says thick noodles when I buy a meal ticket. Many of the shop owners are written in the word-of-mouth, but it is strange for people to say bad things. I felt that he was just a quiet person. I said thank you very much, and my younger brother asked for two kinds of tsukemen and mixed soba, and the mixed soba came first, but he even took care that he would serve tsukemen after eating it. I praised the tsukemen and mixed soba as very delicious. it's recommended.

I visited the store for the first time the other day. I got Tsukemen size + Ajitama. It was a little salty, but it was delicious. Also, I would like to visit the store. Master was a reticent person, but he didn't feel intimidating. It was a craftsmanship that worked silently.

I got mixed soba. My companion ordered tsukemen and ramen. It is written on the vending machine of the meal ticket that it takes 9 to 12 minutes to complete. Mazesoba, tsukemen, and ramen were all thick noodles, and I thought they were udon noodles. The taste of mixed soba is delicious, but the taste is so strong that I wanted rice. The owner was quiet, but not stubborn or unfriendly, but rather shy. Certainly I was a little confused that I didn't have a word when I handed over the meal ticket (; ・ ω ・) The toilet didn't run, so when I told the shop owner, that's right, thank you. I felt low back. Each person feels differently, but it's not good to make a decision based on the first impression. I'd like you to write something that feels bad after talking.