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Sanuki Udon ORABSAL Orabusaru

[Satsuki Yanagi] December 7, 2011 08:30

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This year 2011. 8. "Sanki Udon ORABSAL Orabusaru" opened on 18th.

"Udon Baka Corps", who was spreading Sanuki udon at Kichijoji and Suidobashi (you are named yourself ... →), has moved to Shinkawa. We are proud of "homemade authentic handmade noodles" that are beaten every day at the shop.

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Lunch is self-service.

Don't ¥300~

Tempura various ¥100~

Rice 100~
In the evening, boil the noodles for each order and carry the freshly made to your seat.

Udon various ¥400~

Draft beer ¥400, highball ¥300, shochu and locally brewed sake ¥300.

"Sanuki no Tsunomi" etc. ¥300 ~

It's a full menu.

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I went to lunch and at night.

First of all, it is "Kamatamama" without hesitation.

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I'm glad that the soup stock is also self-service!



A cold night ... Warm "meat udon" ¥ 550, "Kamatama" ¥ 450 plus "Spring chrysanthemum and burdock Kakiageten" ¥ 100.

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The noodles were freshly boiled, and the shaved heavens were fried and brought to the seat.



"Sanki Udon" is a popular eel climbing recently.

I've been to several Sanuki udon chain stores many times, and I thought, "Sanki udon is delicious!"

However, after all, "homemade authentic handmade noodles" has a transparent luster, a smooth but crunchy feeling, and noodles alone have a taste ... something is different.

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"Orabu ...? Monkey ...?"



I asked the shop staff.

"Orabu" is a dialect of the Sanuki region, which means "screaming".

[Sanki Udon ORABSAL Orabusaru] It's the website.

Please click here for more details.

http://www.orabsal.com/

 

 

 
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