Ushiku, Ibaraki, Japan｜十割そば 中村麺兵衛 牛久店

I came here because it was close by. My first impression of ○ was that the atmosphere was so different from Taro that it could not be compared. The store clerk is also pleasant and polite customer service ◎. I had a cold soba set with a thick cutlet bowl. The condiments had green onion wasabi and yuzu peel, and the soba was delicious. The thick cutlet bowl has three thick cutlets, but it is thick and satisfying. And it's delicious. I would like to eat all the menus that are confirmed to be repeat. Postscript ... Today was Saturday, but I ate at the daily lunch butadon. It is stable taste. Postscript ... I came because the service ticket was about to expire. It's a Saturday soba set meal that changes daily. Butadon is delicious.

Visited around 13:00 on March 20, 2023: Formerly an ethnic restaurant. The store remained vacant for a while after closing. Finally entered the store. The inside of the store was pretty clean, probably because it hadn't been long since it opened. Take a seat at the table. I ordered a set of mori soba and oyakodon. Mori soba alone costs about 600 yen. Considering that it was 100%, I felt it was cheap. A set with a bowl of rice will cost around 1,000 yen, and you may feel the price difference compared to standing soba restaurants. However, the sweet soup stock was very gentle and I was able to fully enjoy the flavor of the soba.

Newly opened 2022 GW Ushiku chain soba restaurant along Route 6 You can have a set of 100% buckwheat noodles and rice bowl for less than 1000 yen. Tenya doesn't exist in Ibaraki, so if you like tempura bowls, you'll appreciate the tempura set. Juwari soba made with 100% buckwheat flour without binders. It is very tasty. It was just opened, but all the customer service was bright and efficient. They were kind and polite. There are counters, tables, and tatami mats, so it's easy for families and children to use. The parking lot is wide and easy to park. Nakamura Menbei was in Tsuchiura and I liked it, so I'm very happy to be in Ushiku!