Marukyo Gakurinan

Was there a store in a place like this? I thought so and entered the store. It's surprisingly narrow. It's difficult to even move when there are people inside. However, if you like deep Kyoto, you probably won't be intimidated by this level. Still, it's one of the narrowest stores I've ever visited. Considering the floor plan, it's probably smaller than Karahi Curry on the upper floor. I guess that's the good thing about this store. I ordered chilled udon and kasu udon. The udon noodles are medium-thin. Soft noodles that are common in Kyoto udon. To be honest, I don't like this. Well, the soup stock has a familiar taste, so I don't have any complaints about it. Prices are generally quite low. The kasu udon noodles used were of relatively good quality. The quantity is small. It might be a good place to stop by if you don't feel full enough at other stores. However, it's harsh to compare with chain stores, but not only this store, but Marugame Seimen cannot compete in terms of quantity, taste, price, or service. I think I'll try the Chinese noodles next time I go.