Itabashi City, Tokyo, Japan｜Chojuan

Substantial portion, everything taste so good especially the soba. Good service, the lady server (or maybe the lady boss) make me feel at home even though I can’t really speak Japanese. And to top it all, price is really reasonable. Will be back again!

2023/10/8 Sunday I went in the afternoon. It's full. Few people were drinking alcohol; everyone was eating. I ordered the mushroom soup steamer for 1,130 yen. About a 10 minute wait. The bowl is filled with a warm dipping sauce filled with a variety of mushrooms, and the flavor is strong and delicious. Accented with buckwheat noodles. The noodles are thin and have a large amount. It goes well with wasabi. It smells good. Shichimi chili pepper also goes well. After your meal, you can enjoy soba-yu. Enkiri Enoki's votive tablets, located right next door, were on sale inside the store. After the meal, many customers purchased votive tablets and filled them out at the table.

A charming soba restaurant next to Engiri Yanagi. Enter the store without lining up around 12:00 on holidays. The store has a good old atmosphere and was crowded with various local customers. What is impressive is that the proprietress in charge of the hall is extremely energetic and charming! This atmosphere is like a downtown area, and I was able to come to a shop rooted in the area! Filled with satisfaction. The menu has a huge number of items and is perfect for evening snacks. I ordered a set of katsudon and soba, but the amount is amazing! For women, about 70% of it will fill you up. The most impressive thing was the miso soup and shinko that came with the dish. It was too delicious to feel the commitment of the shop with this quality. . The miso soup has the richness of pork soup, and the sweetness and ingredients are a perfect match. Oshinko is also like pickled vegetables in the countryside, and the vegetables are big, and the taste is familiar and delicious. We recommend the recommended route in Itabashi-juku, where you can cut off bad relationships, eat soba noodles, and reconnect with good ones.