I was surprised to find out that the restaurant was actually located inside the Pachinko Royal building. It is situated on the outer side facing the national highway, so you have to step outside to reach it. It took me a while to locate it as it is on the right side under a large sign. This is a counter-only restaurant where you buy food tickets. The ramen and fried rice set is a good deal at 800 yen. The company president's curry bread for 200 yen can be eaten on the spot or taken away freshly fried. You can serve yourself water. The soy sauce ramen and fried rice had a retro feel. The ramen had bamboo shoots, green onions, fish cakes, and one slice of pork, with slightly thick curly noodles. The fried rice was simple and delicious with pork, green onions, and seaweed. The fried dumplings were a great deal at 150 yen for three pieces. They were crispy, juicy, and tasty. They also offer other side dishes like inari sushi, and you can add boiled eggs or raw eggs. It was interesting to see customers from the Pachinko parlor and employees enjoying their meals. It was a surprising hidden gem. Thank you for the meal.

A restaurant located inside a pachinko parlor. The parking lot was empty on a weekday. Right after entering the entrance of the pachinko parlor, the restaurant is on the right. I purchased a meal ticket and handed it to the staff. I ordered a miso ramen and mini fried rice set for 800 yen. The price has gone up by fifty yen compared to last year. Self-service for water and clearing the table. There were two staff members and two customers ahead of me. There were only five seats at the counter. I waited while watching TV, but I didn't feel comfortable in the atmosphere. It's not a particularly unique place, but the miso ramen had simple toppings and felt a bit lacking, but the large chashu (sliced pork) saved it. The noodles were the standard curly egg noodles. They were cooked just right, not too soft. The soup tasted like the typical store-bought ramen, but it was still delicious. The fried rice was really mini-sized. It had chashu in it and was also delicious. To be honest, I probably wouldn't go out of my way to come here again. Maybe if I try something different, my opinion will change? I might give it another try in the future.

Three older ladies welcomed me with smiles. I ordered a ramen set from the ticket machine with a pleasant background music from NTV. The restaurant was clean and had Wi-Fi available. The ramen was decent, but the fried rice was delicious. I finished my meal quickly and found it to be good value for the price. The ramen set (soy sauce ramen + mini fried rice) cost 750 yen. Thank you for the meal!

While looking at a food map in front of an ice cream shop in Tomakomai, we discovered this place and visited for the first time. We ordered the tonkatsu set meal for 700 yen. Inside a pachinko parlor, we bought meal tickets from a vending machine and had a small issue. The staff came over and asked if we made a mistake. We paid the difference and everything was fine. The tonkatsu was beautifully cooked and the oyakodon was deliciously tender. For an extra 100 yen, we added a small udon. The prices were reasonable and you can choose between warm small soba or small udon. The only seating available is L-shaped counter seats with TV and manga available. The staff, consisting of two women, asked us which condiments we would like and placed them on the counter along with mayonnaise. Self-service for water and clearing the table. Thank you for the meal.