Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan｜Daigakudo

Our shop is located in a corner of an ordinary house that you can easily walk past if you are not careful. It seems that there are no other shops in this area deep in the mountains, so Daigakudo is considered to be a valuable shop. It is a system where you open the window and order. I bought yakisoba, rice balls, yakitori, gohei mochi, and Yomomanju, and they were all delicious. By the way, there was a parking lot across the street.

There are many scary reviews, but if you do it normally, there is no problem. First, decide things. When you have decided, press the buzzer. When the aunt reacts, open the window and tell the order. If possible, pay money in exchange for things. Nothing was offensive. Gohei mochi was delicious with yuzu. It is wrapped around something that can be called firewood instead of a stick, so if you come to camp, you can use the stick after eating it as firewood. The takoyaki was not crispy and had a fluffy texture, but it was not sweet and was properly cooked and delicious. Yakitori is fine, but you'll want beer, so if you're coming by car, you need to refrain! If I visit again, I will order something else.

I was passing by for a parent-child trip, so I stopped by and it was a big hit. A carefree old lady helped me. The takoyaki I ordered was brushed with the sauce on the spot and it was a wild bonito flakes! The scent and taste are amazing. The octopus inside is also delicious. I would like to try other menu items as well. There is a parking lot in front of the road.