Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan｜Yamada

I came here with my mother. I have brought my mother once before, and this will be my second time. "My mother requested that I take her to that soba restaurant." "I was happy to hear that you liked it." Because the master works alone, the service is not perfect, but the atmosphere is very good and it is a really relaxing shop. I often go there with my friends I sometimes see customers who come alone. Today, there was a customer who came alone as a woman. If you have time, I would like you to drink delicious coffee (250 yen after meals) and take it easy. A recommended soba restaurant!

This is a shop that specializes in soba and coffee, located one block from Kitano Dori into a residential area. A small, apologetic handwritten sign in the corner of the window that says ``Just a coffee please'' piques my interest. When you enter the store, you will hear jazz music, which is not typical of a soba restaurant (excuse me). Looking at the menu, in addition to soba, there are also words for strong coffee, mild coffee, and iced coffee. I'm very worried. . First, I ordered regular tanuki soba and after-meal coffee (gentle coffee) for 250 yen. Eating soba while listening to jazz. It may seem strange, but soba is actually delicious. If possible, I would also like to have soba hot water on the spot. So, after the meal, have a ``gentle coffee.'' Personally, I like it black, so I eat it as is, but it has just the right amount of bitterness and a gentle flavor. The coffee is delicious, so it might be even better if they also had cake (if that were the case, the concept would be blurred!?) The jazz music is so soothing that you'll want to stay here for a while. While I was ordering soba and waiting to leave, there were two other customers who came to the store besides me. For those visiting for the first time, I feel like the frequency of visits to the store is high considering its location is difficult to find (sorry), but I understand. I also became a fan of this store. If I have the time and free time, I would like to go there again. There are 3 to 4 parking spaces available in front of the store (or along the Yoshida River Park across the street).

It's my first visit. I was treated to Morisoba for 500 yen. It's a delicious soba with a strong waist. It was a family run business and the atmosphere was very friendly. I took out a 1,000-yen bill and received the change. There were four 100 yen coins. It was New Year's Eve, so I just went home (laughs).