Both Nisshin soba (mackerel soba) and Kamo nanban soba (duck scallion soba) tasted amazing. The waitress lady was so surprised and said “sugoine” that my husband finished the whole soup bowl. I still remember our cute interaction even though It had been a while since we visited this soba place. Warm, cozy and spacious atmosphere.

Since it was past 13:00 on a weekday, there were no previous customers. I ate ten-seiro. A little surprised by the soba sauce that didn't taste like broth at all. It feels like sauce diluted with water. And the soba water is almost just hot water in both appearance and taste. Since I visited during a free time, maybe there was a mistake? I didn't go looking for gourmet food so it was as expected. But the customer service gave a good impression.

+2

Since it's right in front of Mizumoto Park, I thought it was an inoffensive shop for tourists, but that's not the case. They serve very delicious soba. The smooth noodles that go down easily have just the right amount of soba aroma, and the sauce has a strong broth flavor that blends with the soy sauce flavor, perfect. The price is also affordable and the volume is large, and the inside of the store is bright and clean.

Visited on the way back from a walk in Mizumoto Park. I ordered ten-seiro large portion and seiro. The tempura was freshly fried and crispy and delicious, but the important soba didn't have much aroma or taste, and the sauce was salty, lacking balance, so it was a bit disappointing because I had expectations.

+2

The taste is like a normal soba shop and the noodles are thin. Parking can accommodate 4 cars in front of the store. Many customers came at once so I waited quite a while.