Itami, Hyogo, Japan｜手打ちそば いっ時あん

I asked for delicious soba. I could have ordered the standard, but there are menus I've never seen before that make me want to try them. "Burdock fried noodles" I ordered "Soba no Okowa" with rice. Burdock's crispy condition is very delicious. Also very satisfied with the amount. Soba noodles are large but thin noodles, so it doesn't look like much, but it's quite a volume. The buckwheat rice had a strong soba scent and was delicious. I also ate the salt that came with the soba noodles. I prefer eating soba noodles with salt rather than soba soup. Everything I ate was delicious. The menu for weekdays and holidays seems to be different, so I want to eat the holiday menu this time.

The handmade soba noodles are thin and have a firm, aromatic flavor. I had the Juwari Soba, and the noodles were well-beaten without falling into pieces, and the soba soup was delicious. On Sundays and public holidays, only the set menu is available for lunch, and the regular price of 2,800 yen is reduced to 2,500 yen. Offered as either a soba set or an eel tempura set. There is also a parking lot, which can accommodate about 6 cars. The store is small, with seating for about 14 people. The atmosphere of the restaurant is also good, like a soba restaurant. It's also a store you'll want to stop by when you're in the area. The tempura technique is particularly outstanding, and the crispy tempura is delicious due to the way it is fried and the combination of tempura flour. This is a soba restaurant that I definitely recommend.

I've loved this soba restaurant ever since it was located near Nakayamadera Station. I was disappointed when it closed, but I'm glad it has relocated and opened. The inside of the store is smaller than before. Table seats only. Right now, due to coronavirus countermeasures, everything is turned against the wall. I mixed it up a bit and made it into tempura soba with giant shrimp. Considerable volume. The soba noodles are delicious as always, but is there a drainer for draining them? I wish they would have placed it under the soba noodles. Tempura is crispy. The parking lot can accommodate 6 cars. It's far from the station, but if you like soba, it's worth the trip.