Osaka, Japan｜Nankai Soba Tennoji

Sushi rolls, inari, and rice balls There is food available, but If it's late at night, you'll only have rice balls. There are 1 piece and 2 piece sales. This is a set of ``furikake'' and ``salmon''. If you are selling one item, please specify one as soon as possible. I think the soba noodles are a little thick. Older women work until late, I think the response is good, Too skinny young men with glasses are the worst, If it happens, it's safer to quit. A bunch of office workers who don't know much about the world are staying at a pub for a long time and talking nonsense. It's probably frustrating because it's inefficient because the rotation is slow, but They even attack us who have nothing to do with it. I told him to tell me.

A stand-up soba restaurant that serves fast, cheap, and delicious food. I think they're doing a great job, while other stand-up restaurants around them are half-heartedly trying to differentiate themselves by offering small drinks and raising prices across the board. Starting with the reasonably priced breakfast set meals, you can feel that they have put a lot of effort into the noodles and other unusual menu items, and I am also impressed by the friendliness of the staff.

It's about 100 yen cheaper than the one near the station in Kanto. There are many types of kakiage and tempura, and you will be very satisfied. It's still in the 200 yen range. As expected from Osaka. The inside of the store is clean, and the staff are nice. My only complaint is that it was difficult to buy food tickets on Mobile Suica...but if I include this in my complaints, I'll get a kick out of it.