Near the area around Satozuka along Route 36, there are not many restaurants within walking distance. Feeling lazy to walk around, I decided to enter the nearby pachinko parlor "Vegapolis". I thought it was just a regular pachinko parlor, but it also had a bowling alley, a game corner, ATM, and Wi-Fi, making it a facility where even minors can enjoy. Next to the resting area on the first floor, there was a restaurant called "Oishii Tei". Inside, there was a ticket machine where I ordered the "Chikuten Soba" for 550 yen. The food was simple with two pieces of chikuwa and chopped green onions. The tempura chikuwa was crispy and delicious, while the soba noodles were smooth and easy to eat. The broth was a bit salty but overall enjoyable. After finishing my meal, I relaxed in the pachinko parlor's resting area, sipping coffee and reading "Demon Slayer" manga. It was a leisurely break before getting back to work in the afternoon.

At Vegas Vegas in Utsukushigaoka, I enjoyed some solo karaoke for about 6 hours. After working up an appetite, I resisted eating at the karaoke place to maximize my singing time. Once I left the karaoke place, I headed to "Oishii-tei" also located at Vegas Vegas for a light meal. On a weekday evening, I purchased a meal ticket and handed it to the counter. Within 3 minutes, I was called to my seat to enjoy some soba noodles (410 yen tax included). I love authentic soba noodles, but I also have a soft spot for these cheap, boiled noodles. The soba noodles were chewy and had a good texture. The salty bonito broth was delicious too! I'll definitely be stopping by "Oishii-tei" after karaoke sessions in the future. Thank you for the meal!