The location is hard to find as it is in a place where you can easily speed past, and there is no parking lot, making it difficult to stop by. The interior of the shop is small, but the back shelves are lined with freshly made side dishes. Ordering rice and miso soup is a sure way to overeat, so be careful. Udon and soba are priced reasonably starting at 350 yen, with various toppings available. There is also a wide variety of rice bowl options. They offer ham and eggs, making it convenient for a Japanese-style breakfast. I ordered the "Katsudon" for 600 yen (tax included), which had a well-seasoned taste with a hint of sweetness, and it was delicious.