The name of the restaurant is "Pitto Inna," but the curtain says "Daisuke Shokudo" (meaning popular cafeteria). This unique mismatch caught my attention. Surprisingly, there were no reviews on Tabelog, but maybe I saw some on Google Maps. Everyone seemed to be posting about the ankake yakisoba. I wondered if they had ramen, but the menu mainly consisted of meat dishes like pork cutlet, chicken cutlet, and beef cutlet, along with dishes like ankake yakisoba, katsudon, ebi fry don, and curry. The ankake yakisoba and chuka don were on discount today, making the ankake yakisoba only 650 yen. The portion size was slightly modest, but the noodles had a good sear, and the thick sauce coated them well. The balance of ingredients, the integration of the noodles, the temperature, and the affordable price of 650 yen left me very satisfied. I look forward to trying the curry and katsu next time. The name "Pitto Inna" seems to be related to the owner's love for motorcycles, as there were bikes parked outside and motorcycle pictures inside the restaurant. It seems like the name was inspired by the 750 Rider, although the manga font is different.