Inzai, Chiba, Japan｜Suzuya

A popular udon restaurant that was selected as one of the 100 famous udon restaurants. It's relatively empty on weekdays, but it gets quite crowded on weekends. You can choose between thin noodles, thick noodles, and large servings of udon, and the cost performance is also good! It's chewy and you can enjoy the taste of flour♪ It's a place that you can't get to without a car because it's far from the station, but I think it's worth coming (*^^*)

I received a bowl of curry😋 You can choose the thickness of the noodles. ①Thin noodles ②Thick noodles ③ Assortment I chose the gomori. It was the kind of udon that you would eat with a slurp, rather than a slippery one. The curry soup was delicious! Next time, I want to eat meat or curry tanuki 😋

Order the small size Gomori PayPay accepted I lined up in a row, finished the checkout, got a number tag and secured a seat. Your number will be called, so if you raise your hand, they will bring you there. It's good to be affectionate. Water and tea are self-service. When you finish eating, bring it to the return port yourself. As soon as I see noodles I was surprised by the amazing volume! Small size now! Small but satisfying. Irresistible for thick noodles ^_^ It reminded me of the Musashino udon I ate in Saitama! I recommend eating it after exercising well because it uses the chin! While eating, one family member lined up and one person secured a seat, but the regular customer was careful. It is true that you want to secure a seat when it becomes vacant in a queue, but there are not many seats, so it will be inefficient. Furthermore, even if I secured a seat first, the noodles did not come easily because it took time to boil. If the queue is huge, I thought it would be more efficient to line up together and secure a seat when it becomes available! You can buy vegetables at the adjacent direct sales store. I bought a tomato, but it had a high sugar content and was delicious!