Sakura no Sato

We enjoyed the chicken skewers the most. We both got a chicken rice and Udon set. My wife preferred the traditional dipping sauce, but I preferred the sesame dipping sauce. The Udon was perfect for a hot September day and the pickles which accompany the rice work well. You are welcomed with a cup of tea and can help yourself to water. We couldn't find any tissues or napkins, but there were some wet toilettes around. The sake set was good value. Worth eating at.

everything here was delicious! i liked that the udon had 2 dipping sauces, with very chewy noodles. the kiritanpo was also delicious - sweet with a tinge of saltiness!

The chicken skewers is hard and dry. The signature don also overrated, average only. Over priced too.

Possibly the best cold udon I had for a long time. The chicken don is the main selling point, but the udon still beats it. Nice little family style restaurant. You may find many other foreigners like yourself dining at this location. English menu is available.

Oyako Don was great! Grab yourself a bow of that, some skewers and a beer 🍻🍻 Go early as soon as they open around 11am, or there will most likely be a queue.

The cost little place has a welcoming vibe and great food to boot. No need to worry about language barriers as you can order on a tablet that has multiple languages.

Honestly one of the best meals we have had in our Japan trip so far. Highly recommend the Oyakudon + udon set of Y1850 to try the best of their food items. There is free parking for the restaurant at the back. And do come early to avoid queues. We came at 11am (their opening time) during a weekday and it was already full.

A very traditional Japanese family restaurant, both yakitori (BBQ chicken) and udon noodle are good. Although the seating area is a bit tight and crowded, and the dinning experience may not be very pleasant, I still recommend it if you want to try some local food in reasonable price.