Kamakura, Kanagawa, Japan｜Kamakura Kamukamu

After participating in the Goma memorial service at Myo-in Temple, I stopped by for a break and lunch before visiting Asaina Kiri-dori, which has the most traces of the ancient path among the Kamakura Nanakiri-dori. In a large parking lot that looks like a drive-in, there are two restaurants: Katsuya and Kamakura Kanamu Kamu, a kaiseki and soba restaurant.It was hot so I went to Kanamu Kamu to eat cold soba. I chose the one and entered. The inside of the store had a calm Japanese atmosphere, and there were coffee siphons lined up in one corner. When I ordered ``Yamatoro Potato Soba'' (1,350 yen), which was on the homemade soba menu, I found that the condiments were served in a stylish, colorful bowl, and the soba noodles were also served in fine ceramics. Since the siphon coffee was 350 yen with the meal, I additionally ordered the siphon coffee iced cafe au lait (+100 yen), but although I couldn't choose the beans, I was told that they used home-roasted beans. I was surprised by that. The iced coffee was also brewed in a Japanese-style ceramic bowl, so I was able to enjoy it in a relaxing and delicious manner.

I used it in court. The food was, of course, delicious and colorful. The women were overjoyed as well. The customer service was pleasant and I was happy with the detailed consideration.

Thank you for stopping by. I was surprised that the host was an athlete, but he was polite and I had a pleasant meal. I also had the spring soba noodles, which were delicious. Since I was driving, it was non-alcoholic, but the non-alcoholic sake was surprisingly good (^^) Also, when you come to the area, please stop by!