Ryugasaki, Ibaraki, Japan｜Hand knead Soba YAKUSHIJI

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Visited after 12:00. The parking lot wasn't empty, so when I went to check on the hazard, a customer came out who had finished eating, so I parked. There was a sign in the temporary parking lot saying Seikatsukan. Parking is prohibited at Seven. When I entered the restaurant, there was an empty table and I was seated. The ceiling was high and I felt a good atmosphere, so I couldn't help but take a photo. I ordered curry soba. There was a sign saying there would be a long wait, but the food was served in about 10 minutes. I got the impression that I didn't have to wait very long. The curry soup is muddy. It wasn't spicy, but it had a nice aroma of spices and was delicious. It had a lot of meat in it and was delicious. Some people ordered rice cakes and wanted to eat them, but for women, the curry soba alone was enough to fill them up. The hostess's customer service was also kind and pleasant.

We visited Yakushiji, which is famous for its curry udon and soba. The inside of the store has a nice smell of curry. I entered the store at 12:40 on a Saturday, waited for about 5 minutes, and ordered curry udon (900 yen). After a while, a hearty bowl of curry udon arrived. Very spicy curry udon with plenty of pork belly and onions. Many people ordered half rice. The rice after the udon looked very delicious. However, it was so voluminous that I was full even without rice. The curry udon was delicious and lived up to its reputation. The parking lot can only accommodate about 5-6 cars. And it's narrow. However, you can park it in the parking lot of the nearby Life Discovery Museum Kikuchi Hardware Store. There was a warning at the 7-Eleven telling you not to park there.