Inami, Hyogo, Japan｜Udon Inami

Oishi!!! Super delicious 🤤👍

We arrived just before 1pm and there were already people waiting in line in the aisles inside the store. It's not the type to write your name and wait, it's the type to wait in line. There was an L-shaped counter seat first from the entrance, and a few table seats and parlors behind it. You'll have to line up along the wall between the table seats in the back and the L-shaped counter seats, but the aisle is narrow, so you'll have to wait right behind the person eating at the counter. Many people with small children were also visiting the store. Lined up and seated in less than an hour. We ordered Karaage, Tenkoro Udon (cold), Zaru Udon, Katsudon, Katsumeshi, Grilled Pork Bowl, and 10 Oden. I had watched Tenkoro on YouTube, and unlike the soup stock I had expected, it wasn't too strong and had a nice aroma and flavor. The udon noodles are chewy and full of volume. The oden was so flavorful that the radish changed color, and the konnyaku was also well flavored. Katsumeshi was the first taste to eat with onion-based sauce instead of demi-glace sauce. Since it is a well-crafted shop, the checkout will be done accordingly. But I think the price is proportional to the taste. Near the cash register, there were sales of rice crackers and eggs used in the shop. For babies, there were bouncers and baby chairs available in the tatami room, as well as child chairs that could be used at table seats. Children's tableware is also available, so I think it's a shop that is easy to visit even with children. I felt that it was a waste to leave untouched dishes, so I asked them to take it home with me, and they responded. If you put it in a take-out container, you will need to pay for the container, but if you just wrap it in plastic wrap, it will be free of charge. Even just wrapping it in plastic wrap, it was wrapped three times. Delivery is available throughout Inami Town. There is no delivery fee or more than 〇 yen, and it is delivered at the same price as in the store. It was a shop I wanted to visit again. Next time I would like to eat warm udon.

I ordered Tenkoro Udon and fried chicken. The essential taste was a cup that made me think, "I'm glad I came!" The udon noodles are chewy and the balance of all the ingredients that go well with the udon soup. Wasabi and lemon also go well together. In a separate plate, take out the wasabi lemon once and melt it to your liking. After the fried chicken was finished, it seemed to be a little seasoned and it was delicious. However, there is no waiting room, and the style is to wait behind the counter, so some people may find it a little awkward.