Choshi, Chiba, Japan｜Wakaya

It seems that tempura takes a little time. Juwari Soba arrived first. If you keep chewing it, you can smell the soba and it's delicious. The tempura is crispy and very delicious. The soba-yu is also quite strong and heavy. All the employees are friendly and kind, and the atmosphere makes you wish you had visited the store if it was in your neighborhood. I entered the store as soon as it opened, but perhaps because it was hot, the store staff seemed to have made the customers who came earlier wait inside. It was noon on a weekday, but customers were coming one after another. The mori soba is cheap and the tempura is delicious, so although I felt that the amount of soba itself was a bit small, I was not dissatisfied. You can get a large serving for an additional charge, but we recommend trying other things besides soba.

Came here after getting information from a friend. I ordered 100% buckwheat noodles and katsudon, and the 100% buckwheat aroma and texture were very delicious! The katsudon was also delicious, but I was disappointed that the eggs were overcooked. I just like it when it's soft and half-cooked... This soba-yu is made specifically for soba-yu, not boiled soup, and is thick and delicious. Even people who don't usually drink should try it. The customer service is very polite and the menu is extensive, so I'm looking forward to the next time!

Even though the noodles are thin, the soba noodles are chewy and very delicious. The katsudon was soft and the tempura was crispy, and both had good taste. Soba-yu is quite thick and runny. I couldn't enjoy all of the soba noodles because they didn't have much, but it was a very delicious restaurant.