Kineya's udon, hand-pounded in view of customers, is said to spread the Sanuki udon hand-pounding method that its founder learned by regularly traveling to Kagawa, nationwide, by demonstrating it in-store.
- Style
- Sanuki-style, hand-pounded udon made in view of customers
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