Taste of Nakaishi Nashiro Men School

Info

Address:

78 Nissuemachi, Komatsu City, Ishikawa Prefecture Nakaishi Food Industry Co., Ltd.

Public Transportation:

JR Komatsu Station → 12-minute car

Car Access:

5km 10 minutes from Komatsu IC on Hokuriku-do via Prefectural Road 25; or 6km 15 minutes from Katayamazu IC on Hokuriku-do

Parking Number:

40 Cars

Phone Number:

0761-44-8484 (Nakaishi Food Industry)

Business Hours

11 ~ 14:00 (Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays ~ 14:30)

Cuisines Category

Soba・Udon

Appearance

Vegetable Tenzaru Udon

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