Machida, Tokyo, Japan｜浅野屋

It has a Showa era feel to it and is still a black telephone. There is a TV that you can turn back and forth with your finger, and there is seating for about 20 people, with a Japanese atmosphere. Basically, my energetic and friendly son, who is in his 40s, and his mother work together in the kitchen together, creating a warm atmosphere even though the mother divides the work among others. There is a customer service person at lunch time. Anyway, both the soba and katsudon are delicious, and I've been going there a lot lately. We are closed on Thursdays.

The duck steamer was delicious! I think the amount is a little small for men!

This is a small shop located in a housing complex. Is it a little old lady and her son like in the Pota Pota Yaki commercial? The two of them opened a shop together. After ordering zaru soba and waiting for a while, customers started coming in even though it was late. The soba noodles were thin but had a firm texture, and the rich soba soup made them delicious in no time. I also had some soba soup and left the restaurant. I would be happy if a nostalgic shop like this could continue forever.