Meguro City, Tokyo, Japan｜Ogiku Main Branch

Best soba place in the neighborhood.

Elderly people are concerned about the amount of rice they eat in rice bowls, etc. When I couldn't eat a lot, they helped me by giving me less rice. Depending on the menu, half sizes were also available. It is easy for one person or several people to enter, It's always crowded at lunch time, but I think the rotation is quick. There seems to be a tatami room on the second floor, but if you are with an elderly person, they will guide you to the first floor. The food is delicious and has an old-fashioned atmosphere.

It's a store I've been curious about for a long time, and I finally had the chance to try it. It's a very nice shop, and you can feel that it's loved by the locals. We do our best to do things that other local soba restaurants don't do, from the use of electronic money to the calorie information on the menu, with a focus on customer (convenience). Of course it tasted delicious too! It's strange that some of the seats are laid out like a classroom. That's what I thought, but the staff came to refill the cold drinks at just the right time, and perhaps the layout was well-thought out so they wouldn't be a blind spot for the staff. I was impressed. By the way, the katsudon and small tanuki soba that I received today had a whopping 1547kcal. This is 1090 yen, so it's a scary cost (cost vs calorie) of only 0.7 yen per kcal. The feeling of overwhelming satisfaction and guilt is the best.