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About this place
Visitors report that you can choose the portion size and heat level of the Tiger mazesoba, making it easy to order to suit your appetite and preferred level of spice. Some have enjoyed the sauce left in the bowl with brown rice, giving the dish a satisfying finish beyond the noodles themselves. The menu also lists both “Shiru Nashi Tiger Men” and “Hiyashi Tiger Men”; visitors note that the hot and cold versions make quite different impressions. One diner who tried the cold noodles recalls that their pronounced heat worked well with the vegetables and pickled ginger, while brown rice and yukari seasoning also complemented the meal. It is a dish to consider if you like choosing your own level of heat and how to enjoy the last of the sauce.
For a rice dish, lu rou fan is 1,000 yen and fried rice topped with meat is 1,050 yen. A visitor who enjoyed the lu rou fan also praised the fried rice topped with its meat, describing it as a distinctive option among the rice dishes. Choose lu rou fan for a taste of Taiwan, or the meat-topped fried rice when you want fried rice to take centre stage.
Napolitan spaghetti is another option for a café-style meal. The menu lists “Special Napolitan” with cheese and “Napolitan 2021” with mushrooms, each at 1,000 yen. One visitor praised the special version for its generous coating of cheese and satisfying portion; another tried both and enjoyed them equally. For after a meal or a light break, there is blended coffee (500 yen), café au lait (600 yen) and Darjeeling tea (500 yen), among other drinks. With both coffee and tea on offer, you can choose what suits your mood through to the end of your meal.
