Iroha

At Iroha, yakisoba can be ordered on its own or as a set with rice and pickles. One diner described a set featuring thin noodles coated in sauce, with vegetables and pork, topped with aonori and pickled ginger and served alongside rice. A large portion is an option for a heartier meal, though another diner found that ordering both yakisoba and takoyaki was filling. The meal is easy to tailor to your appetite.

The okonomiyaki menu includes a meat-and-egg version as well as a mixed option with squid and meat. It is described as Osaka-style, without noodles, making it a different kind of savoury pancake to choose alongside yakisoba. Diners have praised its fluffy texture, and some recommend the mixed version. For a lighter bite, there is also takoyaki, served in portions of 10. Reviews mention a crisp exterior and soft centre, as well as a traditional flavour; it makes a distinct choice alongside yakisoba or okonomiyaki.

Champon is another meal option. One diner reported enjoying the texture of the vegetables in a set that also came with rice and pickles. For something sweet, the rotating-yaki cakes are available with black bean paste, white bean paste or custard. Coffee and shaved ice are also on the menu. Iroha offers takeaway as well as dine-in, so you can choose a dish to enjoy there or take food home.