Inzai, Chiba, Japan｜Soba noodle shop Yuzen

21/11/14 (Sunday) 12:00 visit ・Staying time…15 minutes ・Parking lot…about 6 cars ・What I ate…Tenzaru (950 yen) As soon as I entered the store, they brought me tea. There are 3 tables for 6 people and a tatami room for 4 to 6 people. There were 2 tables. If the table gets crowded at lunchtime, you will be seated together. The soba noodles were delicious. I regret ordering a larger portion. The tempura was pepper, white fish, and shrimp. When we ran out of tea, they immediately came to refill it. It was a feast. I have no complaints, so I give it 5 stars.

Ample parking is available. There is a mini pottery market in the store, a little miscellaneous goods, healthy drinks and sake. I often feel that the amount is not enough at soba restaurants, but I am satisfied with the amount here. If you make it a large serving, even young people will be full. The rare kabayaki mini bowl of catfish was freshly made and delicious. The point of concern is that the soba soup is sweet. The buckwheat is bitter, so it was just right for me, but some people may be worried about normal soba. When I finally added the soba-yu, I felt the sweetness was just right. There are many menus other than soba, such as single items, tempura, seafood bowls, and eels, so I would like to go again.

It seems to be a famous soba restaurant, but I came here because of the eel. Unaju 2800 yen. Not only the eel, but also the pickles and liver soup were all superb! It may feel a little hard to enter, but it is highly recommended. Next time I wanted to come to eat soba.