SEIROUKAKU

Delicious cold noodles. Get the spicy on the side (kara betsu) so that you have the choice to have both non spicy and spicy! Order the mutton, chicken thigh, and harami! The sauce is great, order a side of kimchi radish or raw onions to cut through the fat!

Decent place to stop for lunch or dinner, right across the street from the train station, but be warned it can get very busy and you might be waiting in line for some time. I would recommend ordering the lamb it was quite tender and we'll seasoned, and the Kim chi isn't to bad either. Over all not a bad place to get lunch, especially if you want to relax for a bit and enjoy a beer with some grilled meat!

I have been here twice, both after going up beautiful mountains. I had the best dinner I could ask for after such amazing experiences. Great service and exquisite food. I had the special set and ended up ordering an extra set of rōsu because I loved it so much. Will come back everytime I visit Morioka.

The marinated BBQ meat had almost no flavor at all, and the dipping sauces they provided were equally bland — I ended up just dipping everything in salt. The worst part was their signature cold noodles, which were completely tasteless. I ordered medium spicy and couldn’t detect even a hint of spice. Friends, don’t be fooled by the Google reviews — the food was terrible, and the service was nothing special either.

I was traveling alone so I went to this place twice, I love it, the cold noodles was very different then the Korean cold noodles, the noodles was more chewy, kind of like Hot pot potato noodles. The yakiniku was also good, reasonable prices.

I like the cold noodles here the most. Yakiniku is expensive, but the beef tongue is thick and very delicious. I was lining up early. It was crowded with tourists. It's been a visit for the first time in years, but I'm very happy to eat delicious cold noodles! I was very grateful to you for preparing various things such as hot water for children.

For me the cold noodles were ok. My wife ordered the hot noodles which tasted very much like from a packet of Korean instant noodles which she finds it to be very ordinary at best. Didn’t expect to tasted like that in a restaurant. We didn’t try the grilled meat although most other customers were there for it. Service was very friendly and professional though.

Great reimen....but average meats. I found it a bit more expensive than some other yakiniku places I've been here in Japan. You can request the reimen at different spicy levels, which is nice. Just note - the kimchi is very odd...much different than what I am used to; it was a bit more sweeter and less spicy. They have an English menu if requested. They also don't take any reservations during the weekends or holidays, but due to the massive seatings inside the turn over is quite quick. If you do come...you will have to write down your name and party size. They will call you once your table is ready.