Koriyama, Fukushima, Japan｜そば処 石乃花

You can't reach it unless you know someone. It is no exaggeration to say that this is a soba restaurant. It has a great atmosphere with an old-fashioned hearth and folk crafts. I had salt ramen, but it has a gentle taste, and I can eat it all the time without getting tired of it.

I couldn't find a signboard for Ramen Kiikuta, so I passed it and made another round. Another customer just arrived, so when I entered the soba restaurant, it was the same shop as Ishinohana. Even so, in such a remote and hard-to-find place! However, customers are convinced to come to the store one after another. A heartwarming shop of a woman who cooks with a smile and an elderly woman with a gentle smile and tone. Because it is located on a hill, you can see the tranquil satoyama with blossoming plum blossoms from the window. When you finish eating the nameko soup served while you wait for your order, the salt ramen with a clear soup appears. The scent of kelp is irresistible! It is well entwined with curly medium-thick noodles. The small pieces of chashu that seem to melt in your mouth also have a strong taste. Repeat decision! Basically, it's a low table, but there are two low tables, so it's safe for those with bad knees.

The scenery and taste are both great. It's a shop that looks like it's behind a house, and it's located on a hill.