Azumino, Nagano, Japan｜Yoshino

One of the best soba I’ve ever had... Tempura using seasonal vegetables was also amazing

Arrived 15 minutes after opening Since there were two of us, we were able to get in right away. from the next customer I was refused because there was only one more meal for the reservation after this I was lucky to get in It might be better to check by phone even on weekdays The tamagoyaki wasn't sweet, and the rolled omelet was delicious. The soba was finely chopped with sharp corners and had a nice aroma. Everything that comes out is made in Azumino At the end of the service, we also received warm soba dumplings.

[Introduction] ① There were 3 guest rooms with 6 cushions and a table for 4 people, but it seemed that the number of people in one room was limited to 4 people due to the new corona measures. For the families who came later, we moved the cushions from the next room out of consideration, but it may be better to visit after considering that there are countermeasures. ② Since it is probably run only by couples, there will inevitably be an interval of about 10 minutes before the order → advance (appetizer) → food is brought in order. It may be difficult if you are accompanied by a child of a fussy age or someone who is easily out of numbness. ③ You need to take off your outdoor shoes outside the entrance, and there is a step when you pass through the entrance. People with disabilities may have a hard time. As I wrote earlier, the impact of the tamagoyaki that was brought first, perhaps because I waited slowly. Gentle seasoning that makes you hungry, you will want sake. Juwari soba is flavored with salt and refreshed with wasabi. It seems that you can't make a large serving, so if you want to eat a lot, add more. However, it seems to sell out quickly (in the group after me, it seems that the tamagoyaki and sobagaki were the last one). The buckwheat that I ordered with momentum was also chewy, and it was a waste to soak it in the soba sauce. 【access】 If you come from Matsumoto City or Azumino City side, you can roughly divide it into 2 routes. Even if the parking lot is packed, is it about 5 cars? ① Go north on Prefectural Road 321 (wide farm road), turn left at the "Furumaya" intersection, and go west on Ariakeyama Street. The area where you hit the Sanroku Line is narrow and the visibility may be a little bad. ②Go north on prefectural roads 25 and 306 (Sanroku Line) and turn left when you hit Ariakeyama Street. The latter is rich in nature as it passes through the forest, but there are not many sidewalks on top of passing villa areas and tourist spots, so people may run out. Be careful if you are not used to driving.