Matsusaka, Mie, Japan｜Washokumendokorosagami Matsusakakawaiten

I've been trying out ``Last Day Soba'' which has been advertised for a long time and I've always wanted to try it. We do it on the last day of every month (like April 30th or August 31st). A while ago, I visited Sagami for the first time in a while to try some soba noodles. I don't really eat soba in my hometown, but when I tried it, it was surprisingly delicious. So, I thought, ``Maybe we can have soba noodles on the next day?'' He gathered supporters, and on April 30th, he ate a moderate lunch and was hungry, so he decided to visit the store. I thought everyone would be eating Eve Soba on this day, but surprisingly it was only about half of it. Everyone at the table didn't have to try, so it was just me and my 2nd year middle school student. It was about 1,900 yen, including tempura and a set of different flavors (tororo, oroshi, plum). Two tiers of zaru soba with tempura was 1,700 yen, so if you eat three tiers you'll get your money's worth. Now, let's eat... I'm hungry so I finished all 3 stages right away lol The soba noodles are well-drained, go down easily, and are delicious. I was told that I could refill the condiments and soup. I was asked how many layers I would like for a refill, but I decided to add 3 layers for now. I guess it's about a 3 minute wait? The neighbor next to him also added two more stages without losing. It is also delicious when eaten with grated grated rice on top of soba noodles. Occasionally, I'll finish all three tiers of tempura while nibbling on it. Of course, add 2 more refills. Next time, I'll put some Tororo on top and finish eating it again. that? I thought it was surprisingly edible, but my stomach was starting to swell, but I felt like I could go a little further... Added 2 more steps lol The one next to me gave up at 6 steps... This one gave up at 10 steps. I don't think I need to eat soba for the time being, but I think I'll try it again when the day changes. An elderly couple at the table next to me was also eating Eve soba, and I recommend it if you like soba. I can sometimes hear the whispers of old men... "You're eating a lot, aren't you? You're young..." she said. This is 40 years old lol

I felt that the soba noodles were a little hard, but the food was voluminous and delicious.

I love the soba noodles here. My husband was drinking and the curry udon got cold, so please warm it up. When I asked for it, they made a new one and brought it to me. We were both impressed. thank you very much.