Izumiotsu, Osaka, Japan｜Soba noodle shop

🅿️There is one car in front of the store, and there is coin parking nearby. A shop with a nice Japanese atmosphere About 10 seats The warm customer service of the shop was also good. I think that the price is reasonable (menu photo is posted) Ordered medium and medium soba noodles for 1,100 yen Soba noodles topped with hot spring eggs and dashi rolls are dipped in dashi and eaten. The buckwheat soba soup was also very delicious. Soba alone is an attractive menu for me who doesn't get hungry "Routine lunch" 500 yen Comes with 4 small bowls, Persimmon leaf sushi or seasonal rice You can choose either! Today I had rice with beans❤︎ Both the small bowl and the rice were delicious! Please eat it because it is recommended.

🅿️ Information is written below. Although it is a small shop, they serve very delicious soba noodles. The food I ate was Inaka Soba, 100 percent soba that was hand-ground in a stone mill. It's Juwari Soba, but it had a firm texture and the soba flavor was very good. It's not on the table, but if you ask for salt and eat the soba noodles with a little salt, it will be even more delicious. The soba soup also had a good taste. Additional ordered ``lunch special'' A set of rice and a small bowl. Each one had a gentle flavor and was very delicious. For those who are not satisfied with soba alone, it is a good idea to add it. 🅿️There is one next to the store. There is also coin parking nearby. 💴Cash only.

Location-wise, I think it's hard to understand, but it's about a 5-minute walk from Matsunohama Station. There is one 🅿 on the side of the store. When it's full... there's a coin 🅿 nearby. (200 yen for 30 minutes) The store is full of about 10 people, including table and counter seats. The interior is stylish and Japanese-style, and many people who are soba connoisseurs also come to the store. Let's take the waiting time as a matter of course. Also, the tempura is Arimasen, so I think that's what makes it different from ordinary soba restaurants. The fragrant buckwheat flour... This is a rare restaurant even in Osaka where you can eat 100% buckwheat noodles. I think the price is a little high, but I'm happy for adults that it doesn't get messy. Kishiwada's local sake, Ebisu 🍺 shochu is also available. With soba and sake... Some people were eating deliciously. This time, I ordered medium soba (2:8 soba) and "Okimari", and made it hot, but next time I want to eat country soba (juwari soba) and buckwheat dumplings♡ The dashi-rolled egg was delicious, so it was soba noodles and it was very delicious. "Okimari" comes with seasonal rice or persimmon leaf sushi, and a few side dishes such as simmered vegetables. All of them have delicious soup stock and are recommended. It was open until the last minute of New Year's Eve. Is it an elderly shopkeeper and wife? The customer service that was efficient and pleasant was also shining.