Hirakata, Osaka, Japan｜そば重

I used it for the first time. The store is a remodeled house. There is a parking lot in front of the store, but I read reviews that said it was too small for a car with a number 3, so I went there by motorcycle. Cold duck soba I received the barley grated yam. Soba soup is sweet, but it's delicious when you add wasabi. The soba has a good flavor and is well-cooked. Juwari soba is available only on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, and is available in limited quantities. It's popular. In addition, there is a wide variety of a la carte dishes other than soba, and they are delicious. It's a store you'll want to come back to again.

I went on Saturday when it first opened. The road leading to this store is so narrow that there are many places where you can't leave. There is a private parking lot with 4 spaces in front of the store, but it is very small and I think it would be a bit impossible to park in 3 parking spaces. The restaurant looked like it was a remodeled house, but the layout was well thought out, with a tatami room with two tables in the back, a table in the front that can seat 7 people separated by an acrylic board, and counter seats (maybe up to 3 people?). It was. I received the mori soba with tempura. The waiting time was a little over 10 minutes. The noodles were thin, but chewy and delicious, and the soup was a little sweet, but it went well with the noodles. The tempura was also crispy and delicious and went well with the soba. There were two groups including me when we entered the restaurant, but by the time we finished eating, there were only two empty tables. It was a soba restaurant that I wanted nearby.

The atmosphere was nice, and the soba and tempura were delicious. The table was a large single board with fluffy jutan underneath, making it very cozy. The tatami room also has two tables and a sunken kotatsu, so you can relax. It looks like there are plenty of places to drink at night. This is a store I definitely want to visit again.