Azumino, Nagano, Japan｜Dendo

The soba noodles were delicate and very delicious, and the inside of the restaurant was very clean and tidy. They welcomed me even when I brought my 4-year-old son with me, so it's easy to go even with children!

When it's hot, I thought it would be nice to have thin, slippery soba noodles, and after reading the reviews, I visited Denshi. The tempura comes with 10 types of tempura and is very filling. This was my first time having ginger and broccoli tempura, and it was very delicious. Of course, the soba is delicious too! Perhaps because it's not facing the street, it was busier than other shops, and I was served quickly.

Of course there aren't many soba restaurants that cater to tourists, and I've been to several soba restaurants in the Sanroku Line area, but I think this is one of the most delicious. The soba noodles were a little on the thin side, but the overall balance was good and I ate them easily. At first glance, I thought the wasabi was just plain wasabi paste, but it turned out to be a solid wasabi that had a lot of flavor even with a small amount. It was helpful that it was open even though many shops are closed on Wednesdays. We were told that the soba would end as soon as the soba noodles were finished, so we arrived at around 13:45, but the signboard had been turned over just in time for us, and the customers after us had already left. Considering the location and atmosphere, I think there is no harm in going there.