Masumiya

Katsu-ni set meal is a repeat order for some diners at Masumiya. One reviewer said they chose it after trying the katsudon, describing the set as filling and noting that it comes with soba. In their account, the cutlet stayed crisp, while the cucumber and kaiware sprouts underneath softened as they took up the simmering sauce. Another diner found it surprisingly delicious with salad vegetables simmered alongside the cutlet. It offers a different way to enjoy katsu-ni from katsudon, with vegetables cooked together with the cutlet.

For a soba-centred meal, both kamo-seiro and nikujiru-seiro—cold noodles served with dipping broth—are listed at ¥980. One visitor praised the noodles’ pleasantly chewy texture and their match with the rich broth. Another found the soba’s own flavour more subtle, so the restaurant may appeal especially to diners who like pairing noodles with a rice bowl or set meal, rather than seeking soba with a pronounced flavour.

Rice-bowl sets offer another option. A diner who ordered the ika-ten-don set said both the soba and rice bowl were more substantial than they looked; another visitor reported that their tendon came with 3 prawns. A review of the tempura set mentions enjoying 2 prawns along with vegetables. Depending on your choice, you can pair soba with a rice dish or make tempura the focus of the meal.