Sakai, Osaka, Japan｜Nakau

You can eat decent bowls and udon for a cheap price. It's not bad or bad, and you can eat rice that is kinder to your body than ramen.

It's a store that has taken strict measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, and the staff remembers my face, which makes me feel good. (About once a month) I don't like vegetables, so I ask for them without green onions, and I'm a nervous person, so I ask for disposable chopsticks, but please remember and bring them to me. Masu. This is a store that makes you want to stop by when you pass by the neighborhood.

Was this your first visit during normal business hours? It's a pity that there is no mackerel breakfast. I had salmon for breakfast