Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan｜Mendokoro Mokuya Hamamatsu Irino

This shop is located across from Mokuya's factory. You can eat udon and soba at low prices directly managed by Mokuya. There is a parking lot, but it gets full around lunchtime. You can freely choose small bowls and fried foods, and pay at the end. Anyway, I'm very satisfied because I can eat cheaply and at a good value. The menu is extensive, so I'd like to come back again.

The udon noodles are soft, but chewy and delicious. It was the first time my 2-year-old daughter ate udon so much. Even for my daughter, the taste is incomparable to Marugame. I really liked the gap between the Showa era customer service style of the cashier and the Reiwa style of the automatic change machine.

A local udon restaurant run by a noodle shop. It's far from the station, but it's very popular. Taxi drivers also come here often. The shop is like a Sanuki udon restaurant, where you order the type of udon after choosing tempura and side dishes. Hamamatsu has both Kanto-style and Kansai-style dashi, but this one is Kansai-style. The very gentle soup stock and noodles are also chewy and the best. In addition to udon, there are a wide variety of tempura and fried foods, rice balls and ramen, and the price is cheap anyway. There are also retail products such as udon, soba, and pasta in the showcase, which is a bargain.