Yamanashi, Japan｜Rikyuu

In short, it's extremely affordable and the taste is unmistakable. This is an old-fashioned soba restaurant, and the B-class gourmet chicken offal stew is the perfect accompaniment to alcohol. I came in without a reservation, but I think it would be smoother if you made a reservation. It was a weekday night, but it is a long-established soba restaurant that is quite popular with locals. It's more of a casual restaurant, but it has an elegant atmosphere that could be rented out by civil servants for banquets, so it's also recommended for celebrations.

The amount of tempura in the Tenseiro was amazing (lol) It was crispy and delicious. The soba noodles were also chewy and delicious. The Kyoho Ozara was also light and refreshing in the mouth. The combination with the dipping sauce was exquisite. The store clerk was also very nice and I had a very good impression of him. There is a gravel parking lot in front of the store.

Lunch bird sweet and sour set meal? Order. It was 800 yen! cheap! I missed the notice that the amount of soba or udon would be halved, so I was disappointed until the food arrived, but I was satisfied with the size of the portion. The flavor of soba is strong and delicious. At first I said I didn't need rice, but the sweet and sour chicken went so well with rice as a side dish that I ended up having it brought to me. I want to go again next time! I got lost even when navigating with Google Maps, so I guess I should be careful about that.