Suita, Osaka, Japan｜親味

There are many kinds of soba noodles, udon noodles, and rice bowls. At night, there seems to be a limited menu for sake (kushikatsu, soba shabu, okonomiyaki, etc.). My husband used to go to eat there a lot, and he said that the miso stewed udon was delicious, so I went to eat it. My husband ordered a set of miso stewed udon and rice for 1100 yen, and I ordered a set of zaru soba and sushi for 800 yen. Miso stewed udon was full of vegetables, including Chinese cabbage, mizuna, onions, gluten, and shimeji mushrooms. I tasted it a little and it was really good. I want to eat it again in winter. The soba was chewy and very delicious. There was also a large amount of Inari sushi. If you park your car in a nearby coin parking and take a ticket, it seems that you can get a 100 yen ticket. Since the parking lot fee was 200 yen, it will be parked for 100 yen. After returning to Oita, I realized that I forgot my smartphone, so when I called, the owner answered. I was told, "It's a mobile phone," and told him that I was going to pick it up, and immediately turned back. Thank you for keeping it for me. I will eat there again.

The soba noodles here are delicious! There is a bottle of sake that is just right for drinking alone! An adult man will be a full-fledged person after quietly drinking sake at a soba restaurant. If you're in the Suita area, this is the place to go for soba!

The soba noodles were of course excellent, but I went there at night, and no matter what I ordered, the side dishes with sake were delicious!