Ibaraki, Osaka, Japan｜Wakana Soba - Hankyu Ibaraki

This is a self-service restaurant where you buy a meal ticket, hand it in at the counter, wait at your seat, and then pick it up when it's ready. It was after 8 a.m. when I ate, so I thought about what to eat and decided on a breakfast set meal. It was 400 yen with Kakesoba (udon), two onigiri balls, fried egg, and pickles. The soup stock had a nice aroma, and the noodles were cooked just enough to keep them chewy and not hard, just when they were ready to eat. I didn't hear the timer sound. It's a self-service restaurant, but it was busy, so a nice lady in the hall brought it to me where I was sitting. I think this is the perfect restaurant when you want to eat slowly.

Cheap, delicious, and served fairly quickly The clerk is also friendly and efficient I'm doing it.

I ordered the kake soba. It took a while, but the soba was chewy and the soup stock was delicious and satisfying. You can also put tenkasu on your own. I think that cospa is good.