Gifu, Japan｜Supagettinopanchogifuakanabeten

Take out Neapolitan Mega meatball More vegetables potato salad I'm really happy that the price is the same as the mega one. Nostalgic Neapolitan with ketchup, strong flavor, and chewy thick noodles It was great to have a little bit of grated cheese wrapped in takeout.

Napo and Meat prices are the same from average to mega. I think if you're a person who eats ramen, you can eat up to a mega serving. Slightly thick noodles with a nostalgic taste. There is a wide range of seasonings available, and mayo is definitely one of the best. The taste changes outstandingly, but it's quite thick, so the taste won't change until you eat more than half of it. If you are a heavy rotationist, we recommend that you register as a friend on LINE to receive a coupon. Once you enter the store, you can order using the touch panel terminal. It's a little confusing if it's your first time. It's a self-service system where you go and pick it up when your reception number is called. There's also an apron, so you don't have to worry about getting your white clothes or your favorite clothes dirty, so you can wear them to your heart's content. There was no problem with the satisfying amount of food, the staff's greetings, and the cleanliness of the tables inside. There is a waiting line during lunch and evening on holidays. We recommend that you consider the time of day when you visit. The parking lot can accommodate approximately 25 cars. There will be no difficulty in parking due to the double border.

I used to eat here often when I lived in Tokyo. I heard that they had opened a store in Gifu, so I visited this store for the first time. I ordered a large serving of the standard Neapolitan. There are several kinds of toppings such as cheese and Tabasco on the table, so you can eat it without getting bored even if the portion is large. I entered the restaurant around 1:30pm on a weekday, and 70-80% of the seats were occupied, so even though it's been open for a while, it seems like it's still popular. I used to eat Meat Spa often, so I would like to try it on my next visit.