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Review of Kaiten Sushi Nemuro Hanamaru Ginza. 321 photos. Kaiten Sushi Nemuro Hanamaru Ginza. 5-2-1 | Tokyu Plaza Ginza 10F, Ginza, Chuo 104-0061, Tokyo Prefecture (Ginza / Tokyo Nihonbashi) +81 3-6264-5735. Website.
This udon store is operated by one of the biggest udon chain stores in Japan. The price of most dishes was around 500 yen ($5), so it's very popular among workers and students because of its cheapness.
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Hanamaru Udon serves tasty udon at affordable prices. Their menu choices are aplenty and you are able to add tempuras of your choice at about 100yen to 130yen to your main course too. Their udons came at 3 sizes (small, medium and large). Prices for small portion are even lower than instant noodles that you buy from convenience stores!
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Hanamaru is the biggest of such self-service style Sanuki Udon franchised chain in Japan, but some other chains such as Shohachi chain in Shibuya, NRE Meriken-ya at Ebisu, Ueno and Shinbashi train stations. These chains whose roots are stemmed from western Japan are relatively delicious.