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About this place
Maruhachi-style Imazato yakisoba is the house-named signature. Some diners say they enjoyed the restaurant’s own take on yakisoba, making it an appealing choice if you fancy something a little different from the standard version.
At lunchtime, options include a daily set, sashimi set, tempura set and fried young chicken set. The daily set and sashimi set come with a mini sashimi platter, mini salad and small side dish. One reviewer also recalled the simmered or grilled fish in the daily lunch set, along with the croquette served on the side. There are choices for a fish-focused meal as well as for a more substantial helping of fried food.
In the evening, you can snack on individual plates of oden alongside tempura or sushi. The menu lists daikon radish, beef tendon, thick fried tofu and egg among its oden, as well as a three-item assortment. Some diners mention enjoying daikon tempura or oden with beef tendon and thick fried tofu, giving you the option of trying the same ingredients in different dishes.
Some diners have enjoyed ordering several dishes, such as sashimi, tempura and soba, rather than settling on just one. Beer, wine and other alcoholic drinks are also listed, so you can add a drink to suit your meal. With menus for both lunch and dinner, the restaurant is an easy option for dining alone or with a group.
