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The store was beautiful. There was someone with allergies accompanying me, but I was really grateful for the care they took.

This is a hidden gem located in front of a temple, featuring a calm atmosphere that makes use of a residential house. When you open the sliding door, you find a spacious area with a hearth seating and tatami rooms that provide a comforting feeling. Initially, you are served soba tea and fried soba snacks, which you can enjoy while waiting. The hand-made soba, ground with a stone mill, is thin, aromatic, and has a nice chewy texture that feels good going down. The dipping sauce has a gentle sweetness that complements the flavor as you continue eating. The side dishes, such as tempura and soba tofu, are also prepared with care, and the thoughtful timing of serving the soba is delightful.

I was able to eat delicious meat at a reasonable price. The mother of the shop is also wonderful.

The thickly made soba has a firm texture, and the aroma intensifies with each bite. The duck zaru comes with thick slices of duck and plenty of thick white leeks, and the dipping sauce is infused with umami and sweetness. The spiciness of the grated daikon is sharp, leaving a very refreshing aftertaste. The zaru and grated daikon are consistently delicious, and you can be satisfied no matter what you choose. It may take a little while to wait when it's crowded, but you can leisurely enjoy the freshly made dishes. Occasionally, some items may be sold out, but once you finish eating, both your stomach and your spirit are fulfilled.