Cafe Sanuki, a Japanese Noodle shop that focuses on one noodle, Udon. Udon are thick noodles; thicker than Ramen Noodles.
You first order the type of dish you want, they give you a receipt, then you can choose side dishes such as Tempura (ex. Vegetable Tempura), Onigiri (Rice Ball), etc. The Cashier will total all the items together to give you your total amount.
I ordered the Mentai Cream Udon. Mentai Cream uses Salted Alaskan Fish roe cooked in a creamy sauce mixed with the Udon Noodles. I also bought a Salmon onigiri. The packaging are normal for the onigiri in Japan. There are specific order to open the package, so make sure to read the directions located on the bottom of the onigiri. The Salmon Onigiri was salty, but the creamy sauce of the Mentai Cream goes well with the salty Salmon Onigiri.
Cafe Sanuki has a nice atmosphere that goes with the interior design. I had a good experience at Cafe Sanuki and hope to go back soon. I noticed that they play Japanese music, some I was able to recognize~