Kasumigaura, Ibaraki, Japan｜Ichiryo

Came here with my family at lunchtime. At lunchtime, they serve set meals, soba, and udon. I ordered the Tendon set meal (about 1,100 yen), and the batter was crispy, the portion was large, and it was delicious. There were also seafood set meals and giblets stew, so it seems like you can enjoy something other than soba (mini tempura bowl and soba set is only available on weekdays, unfortunately). It may seem expensive, but just by ordering the menu, you can enjoy the drink bar and side menu (salad, dried daikon radish, pickled vegetables, roasted chestnuts) for free, so you'll be very satisfied. I ate enough for dinner,

The soba, tempura, and sashimi here are of a high standard. The small bowls are handmade and warm, and the taste is very homey and delicious. The miso soup is also strong and delicious. I also recommend the salad as it is very good. I often wish I had tartar sauce, even though it's sold separately, and the fries are delicious too. The restaurant receives many reservations from local groups and has been loved by locals for a long time. Japanese ichiryo, Western bonjour I want it to continue for a long time

It is a set meal restaurant with a parking lot wide enough for a truck to park, partly because it is along National Route 6. I ordered curry soba, mixed fry set meal, and children's zaru soba. Salads, side dishes in small bowls, drinks, and desserts can be refilled, which is a nice service for gluttons. The pickles and hijiki were delicious and I had to refill them several times. I prefer the curry soba to be a little more spicy, but the soup stock was good. I really liked the fried mixed fries that my wife gave me, so next time I'd like to have fried food.