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About this place
One appealing option at Men 2 is a set combining kayaku rice—seasoned rice with assorted ingredients—and kitsune udon, topped with a generous piece of fried tofu. Diners have described the udon as traditionally soft rather than especially chewy. It’s an easy set to choose when you want both rice and noodles for lunch.
If the broth is what you’re after, kake udon or soba is listed at 320 yen. Some diners praise its gentle flavour and the pronounced taste of bonito. You can also add toppings by choosing kitsune or tsukimi. The menu includes curry udon, as well as a set of meat udon, rice, a raw egg and pickles for a more substantial meal.
Men 2 is in Osaka Ekimae Building 2 in Umeda, with both standing space and seats: convenient if you’re in a hurry, but also an option when you’d rather sit down. Dine-in service is self-service, and payment is cash only.
