Udon (Wheat noodles) (For Parties) in Japan

5 minutes from Nakasu Kawabata Station ◆ A restaurant that became the beginning of an udon Izakaya (Japanese-style bar). A famous, friendly restaurant with Hakata-specific cuisine and delicious sake.

[2 minutes from Suidobashi] Horse meat lovers can't resist. Our famous ``Tataki Horsemeat'' is an exquisite dish made with particular attention to freshness and parts!

3 minutes from the north exit of JR Oji Station ◆ Full of homemade banquet menus! It is a good deal to use the course ◎ Fully equipped with tatami room and can be reserved for private use

We have a new summer menu! If you're shopping in Omotesando, be sure to stop by! We also have limited edition sake in stock! We have private rooms for welcoming and farewell parties!

[Directly connected to Otemachi Station] Hakata udon Izakaya (Japanese-style bar)! ! ! Enjoy Hakata's snacks and drinks!

[1 minute walk from Kyobashi Station] A udon Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) that boasts a la carte dishes made with special dashi soup! From small groups to group banquets◎

[1 minute walk from Kamishigawa Station] Restaurants inside the natural hot spring Manten-no-Yu, OK to just use Restaurants

Uses low-speed stone-milled buckwheat flour from Kitawase seeds from Hokkaido! You can enjoy authentic soba noodles easily and at a reasonable price.

★Taste the long-established “bonedori” to the fullest! We have created a great value course in Shikoku★

Please leave selection for large-scale banquets and reserved parties! Please call us and we will be happy to answer your detailed requests!

After training at a famous restaurant, the owner further refined his Japanese-style meal skills. In addition to udon, we also have a wide variety of Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) menu items!

We deliver seasonal vegetables and fresh ingredients ♪ We offer banquets perfect for the season! Private room/ reserved banquet available for 6 people ◎

[4 minutes walk from Iidabashi East Exit] When you are invited by the Japanese lights standing in the back alley... A hidden Japanese-style meal Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) <Iidabashi Arata>