Inashiki, Ibaraki, Japan｜六兵衛そば屋

This store has been open for over 60 years! I hate people who complain about historical stores saying things like ``the hygiene is poor!'' I haven't given anyone food poisoning, and I don't think amateurs should be talking about catching a professional among professionals. They even use disposable chopsticks that come in bags! It's just filthy! That's just a story, and because it has a long history, it doesn't look dirty. Those unfortunate people who don't understand the good old atmosphere should just go to a chain store. To be honest, you probably don't know that chain stores have hygiene issues. Private shops depend on their livelihoods! I'm doing it right. 😉 There used to be a restaurant around here behind the Furuwatari Post Office, but that has now closed and Kouno Daifuku has also closed. . . I feel lonely, but Mr. Rokubei is doing his best with the help of his uncle and grandmother. I remember that they used to have udon noodles, but when I went there for the first time in about 20 years, they had disappeared from the menu. . . disappointing. So, I asked my wife for a recommendation, and she said ``Curry Nanban'', so I ordered it. Nanban soba has a creamy Japanese-style soup with a curry flavor. As everyone has said, the soba noodles were not that soft. It was rather soft and easy to eat. If this were authentic hand-made soba noodles, I think they would be so insistent that they would fight, so this soba and this soup was the right choice! It was delicious and I finished it! The soup is thick, so you won't have to worry about the soup splashing out and staining your clothes! The toilet is outside. There were a lot of acorns falling on the way. The toilet feels like a toilet. If you look at the appearance of this toilet and think, ``What?'', it might be a better idea to use the toilet at the 7-Eleven located at the foot of Furuto Bridge. It's a bit of a detour, but it's recommended for people who do a lot of cycling. You can smoke inside the store. Since there were no other customers, I asked the staff for permission and smoked a cigarette inside the store for the first time in several years, but I felt guilty as if I was doing something wrong. But it’s delicious! It seems like it caters to the local elderly who are regular customers! The store is able to run because of the regular customers. People who don't like smoking might not want to go!

A few years ago, I had a meal with my relative's aunt. There were also several guests. It's just my personal opinion. "It's a shop that makes you feel good." "thank you very much."

I want to eat curry nanban udon regularly, so I'm going to eat it. The balance of green onions and breast chicken in curry south is addictive.