Utsunomiya, Tochigi, Japan｜Hinataya

Recommended menus are definitely a great deal! Among them, I ordered the "Katsudon Mini Soba Set" and the "Curry Rice Mori Soba Set", and the set contents were very good, with salad, 2 types of vegetable tempura, 3 small side dishes, and even tuna as sashimi. It seems to be the best value for money, including the coffee at the end. As for the taste, the soba noodles are thin and chewy, making them a delicious soba that goes down easily in your throat. The soup stock is a little dark. On the other hand, the katsudon (katsudon) had a nice flavor and the flavor of the egg stood out, along with the meaty cutlet, making it an exquisite and delicious dish. The small bowl of bamboo shoots and vegetable tempura were also well seasoned and delicious. It seems that I received a delicious set at the best value for money, and I would definitely like to visit this restaurant again if I have the chance.

I visited for lunch on Friday, October 6th. There was no Tendon set or Katsudon set that I was looking for, and the menu was simple. I had the Hinataya set for 1,400 yen, and my husband had the chilled tanuki soba for 900 yen. The soba noodles are thin and have a good flavor, and the noodle soup is delicious, so you can eat them easily. It was very delicious. However, the amount of soba noodles was a bit small. The Hinata-ya set comes with soba noodles, rice, tempura, salad, small side dishes, etc. This time it was tuna and scallop sashimi, tamagoyaki, and simmered dishes! Everything is so delicious that I can't stop using my chopsticks 😋 The tempura is also crispy! ! Regarding my husband's chilled tanuki soba, he said that there was a salad on the soba noodles, and that the salad dressing interfered with the taste of the noodle soupฅ(´A｀)ฅ But I must say it was delicious! I went there at 11 o'clock, and after 11:30 a lot of people who seemed to be regulars came. I loved the Hinataya set! I want to go again.

I happened to come across it on my way home from the Otani Museum and visited it. It's a very relaxing place in an old folk house style store. I ordered tempura and boiled pork offal. My mother, who is picky about food, kept shouting "delicious, delicious" over and over again. I visited on a Sunday around 1pm, but the soba noodles were sold out and the customers who came after me were only served rice. I think it's better to visit early. Next time I'd like to be hungry and order the set menu.