Chichibu, Saitama, Japan｜Hagifuku

I ate Inaka Juwari Soba. The soba noodles tasted like buckwheat noodles. The staff at the hall were also very kind and politely talked about the difference from Juwari Soba. You said that you either love or hate Inaka Juwari Soba, but I think it's good for people who like the aroma of soba.

Whenever I pass by, I end up stopping by.It's a beautiful shop, but for some reason it has a nostalgic atmosphere. Of course, the soba noodles are exquisite.

After the meal, we recommend the homemade buckwheat pudding. Roasted buckwheat grains are on top of the pudding, but the combination of softness and crispness of the pudding was the best.