Kyotango, Kyoto, Japan｜うどん処 坪新

It's a udon restaurant, but they also have set menus and rice bowls. The set menu comes with udon noodles, and you can also add mini udon noodles to the rice bowl dishes. I had oyakodon and mini udon. I actually wanted to make a mini bowl with udon as the main ingredient, but it seems that such a combination is not available. Also, there seems to be no such thing as turning mini udon into curry udon. Just to be sure, just because it's not written on the menu doesn't mean you've requested it and been refused. I felt so nostalgic about the udon soup that I felt like crying.

This is a Japanese set meal restaurant that focuses on udon noodles, located along the Omiya Bypass. It is located about 5 minutes north by car from Omiya Interchange. If anything, it's closer to Mine. The parking lot is gravel, but it's spacious and easy to park ^ ^ The inside of the restaurant is quite spacious, with several seats for one person and many tables. There are only Japanese-style toilets, so be careful. Menu prices range from 700 to 1,200 yen, typical of a set meal restaurant. The udon is thick and chewy, so I think it's Sanuki udon ^ - ^ It's reasonably priced and they have a complete menu, so if you're just looking for a set meal, I think it's definitely worth giving it a try.

I enjoyed delicious chilled plum udon in a comfortable atmosphere. I was satisfied.