Toyokawa, Aichi, Japan｜寺そば 萩山 慈恩寺

The hand-ground stone-milled 100 percent soba was the best! The atmosphere of the store is very nice, and I like the owner, who is friendly. Although the price is low, the noodles are a good amount so I'm happy ♪

A soba restaurant in a renovated temple. Full of elegance. Not only does the soba taste great, but the tempura is crispy and delicious. I prefer this to Genzi's watery tempura. It was my first time eating pear tempura.

Temple Soba Hagiyama Jionji Temple A soba restaurant located in Hagi-cho, north of Toyokawa and Akasaka. It just opened at the end of last year. We rented a temple that had been uninhabited for a long time, and now we have turned the store into an old folk house-style store, with remnants of the Kannon stone Buddha still visible on the premises. 3 four-person tables 2 tables for 6 people When it gets crowded, you will be seated together. Arrived at 11:15. There were already 4 groups in the store. Oroshi soba 1,200 yen Vegetable tempura 400 yen The soba comes in a set, Comes with simmered daikon radish and soba soup with agar yose dengaku and a small bowl. Mori Soba is only 1,000 yen, so it's a great deal. If you're a man, you might not have enough soba noodles, so it might be a good idea to order a large size + 200 yen or an assorted tempura platter. Well, the soba noodles go down easily, and although they are thin, they have a chewy texture and are very delicious. I think it's the most delicious in Toyokawa ♡ The tsuyu is not too sweet and goes well with thin soba noodles. Seriously Usugi-chan! ! ! ! ! It is run by a husband and wife team, and there are several female staff members. It's bright and responsive. I hope you do your best for a long time~ Thank you for the meal♪ === There is a large parking space in the back. If you use your car navigation system, you can go directly to the store, but there is no place to park. You have to go around the road one block in front of you to access it. There are handwritten instructions posted on the road corners, so please follow the instructions when approaching.