Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan｜Yudetaro

The set menu changes monthly and offers great deals. The set with katsudon was 70 yen off. This time, a set of warm soba and mini seaweed bento is 600 yen. Fried foods are crispy. It was delicious soba that you can find anywhere. The male clerk's customer service was neither bad nor bad. Even first-timers won't be confused. Yudetaro here has a hand-washing area at the entrance, so I think it's a great option for those who are particular about hygiene as well, as it's perfect for preventing infection. However, since the store is generally clean, I noticed that it was a bit dirty. It seems like the men's restroom isn't thoroughly cleaned, and I'm especially concerned about the dirt in the gutters. The parking lot is spacious. There is a manga cafe free space on the premises.

You can enjoy thin Edo-cut soba noodles at a great price. Kakiage and tempura are also delicious. With the coupons you get each time, you'll be hooked on the infinite Yudetaro loop. On weekdays, there are many office workers and men in work clothes, and if you get lost in front of the ticket machine, you'll end up in a long line, so decide what you're going to eat by looking at the poster in front of the store before entering. You can receive the coupon when you pick up your order at the counter. I'll be happy because I'll be able to receive free items from next time.

The freshly made soba noodles and soup are also delicious. There are Nori bento sets and rice bowl dishes, and recently I've been getting Motsu Taro so I never get tired of it. The grated daikon radish is so delicious that I can't help but order it. There are a lot of frozen foods these days, but they are freshly grated at the store. The croquettes are also delicious. Sometimes we give out free tickets.