We went to this place after exploring the shrine and the food was not bad, especially considering the price.
However, after we ate the food, I went to the toilet and saw that EVERYTHING is covered in mold. I have never ever seen anything like it, it is black from top to bottom, even the rubbish bins that are made out of plastic were completely black from the mold.
Then I saw that the toilet is connected to the kitchen by a small corridor and saw that the kitchen is also not very clean. I was so scared of getting sick after this, thankfully we did not get a stomachache or anything, but I wish I saw the toilet before eating the food!
I feel bad for leaving such a negative review, considering the ladies that worked there seemed very nice and the food wasn't bad, but the hygene was so bad that I was worried for days that we would get...
Read moreI don’t know what more can one ask for. I mean, as a tourist, I will always appreciate something seemingly “local” than those “touristy” looking restaurants. The food, the atmosphere, and the friendliness of the staff is something out of a Japanese tv show where they portray a harmonious family environment.
We ordered cold soba, cold udon and some steam egg along with their inari(which I’m usually not a fan of). All dishes are good! Would definitely recommend it to those that are looking for this of local restaurant. I promise you you will not be...
Read moreIf you are looking for an authentic sit on the floor experience with excellent food this is your place. Service is simple and to the point. Not really friendly but not rude. Just very to the point. Be ready to order and know exactly what you want.
We really enjoyed the Inari and Curry Udon. One of the better "authentic" meals we had on our trip despite being right in a tourist area. The only have 2 tables with normal chairs so if you are not comfortable sitting on a mat on the floor you might...
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