Hamura, Tokyo, Japan｜手打ちそば甚作

The thick, chewy, irregular soba noodles themselves are delicious. The a la carte dishes like duck, tempura, and miso dengaku were also delicious. Even though it was a Saturday night and the restaurant was spacious with a tatami room, it was empty for some reason. This is a store I would like to visit again.

The people at the shop are all very nice and kind. In the summer, there is a cool soba and udon menu, and for the gutsuri group, the cutlet bowl and soba set is 900 to 1000 yen, and there is also a volume of rice porridge udon such as crab and duck. All kinds of large servings are 150 yen more. There are also a wide variety of sake dishes, and beer, sour, shochu, and sake are available. You can order souvenirs such as soba, udon, tempura, and rice bowls. The parking lot can park 7 cars.

Good customer service and low prices. The soba was chewy and delicious. I want to go again. By the way, today was the Yanagawa-style duck set meal. This volume costs 1,000 yen, including tax.