A sushi restaurant with a shining variety of menu options
Kappa Sushi Aeon Mall Shimotsuma is a place where you can enjoy delicious sushi along with a wide range of side dishes. Notably, the sushi rice made from the premium brand rice "Haenuki" and the newly revamped sushi vinegar have received great reviews. In addition to sushi, there is a good selection of alcoholic beverages, including beer and sparkling sake, making it a great spot for a casual drink. With a menu that caters to various needs, it's a place you would want to visit casually with family or colleagues.
There was a SUP race at Sunauma Lake, so we reserved a seat on the terrace at Aoi Cafe to watch the race!
There was a fence in front of the first seat we were allowed to use, so we asked if we could move it and they said it was okay, so we did! We were very comfortable and everyone was very friendly and helpful!
A hidden gem where you can enjoy fragrant hand-cut soba noodles
With a countryside hideaway atmosphere, Sobakiri Fukuichi is known for its fragrant hand-cut soba noodles. The interior, designed in a traditional farmhouse style, exudes a sense of cleanliness and warmth. The combination of chewy soba noodles and refreshing dipping sauce is exquisite, earning the praise of many soba enthusiasts. If you ever visit Ibaraki, be sure to stop by at least once.
TSUKUSHI is a new café that offers a stylish atmosphere rarely seen in Shimotsuma. With high ceilings and pleasant music playing in the background, the interior creates a comfortable and relaxing space. The dishes can be enjoyed with a nostalgic flavor.
Datsu Sara Soba-ya Neko no Shippo is a beloved hidden gem among locals. The handmade interior exudes warmth, providing visitors with a relaxing atmosphere. The soba, made from buckwheat flour sourced from Ninomiya, Tochigi Prefecture, is aromatic and offers a rich flavor unique to coarsely ground whole grain flour. You will be impressed by the meticulous craftsmanship and the dedication to soba-making.
Yorozoan is an impressive soba restaurant with a chic exterior designed in collaboration with an architectural firm. The menu is simply focused on soba, featuring fragrant noodles made from locally sourced buckwheat flour, accompanied by comforting tempura. You can enjoy a relaxing time in a space where the ambiance and the quality of the food harmoniously blend.
In a shop standing in the countryside, the exterior has a charm that excites me. The interior is clean, with a counter, tables, and tatami seating, allowing for a relaxed time. It's enjoyable to watch the cooking process, as you can see the skillful preparation. The soba noodles are smooth with just the right amount of elasticity, and the aroma wafts up pleasantly, with the dipping sauce being perfectly balanced. The tempura rice bowl is filled with large shrimp and vegetables, making it visually appealing and satisfying. The homemade pickles and small side dishes have a gentle flavor, contributing to a very harmonious overall experience.
My family and I were talking about how glad we are that we are not close to home.
If it were closer, we would go there often.
The food is delicious, the service is good, and it is comfortable.
The interior of the store, which makes use of an old building, allows for a calm experience surrounded by tasteful miscellaneous goods. The warm greetings from the staff are pleasant, and a relaxed atmosphere flows throughout. The chicken curry, fragrant with spices, has tender meat, and when eaten with the bean curry, the flavors expand. Tasting it while mixing in the side dishes gradually increases the complexity, making it very satisfying. The coffee is refreshing, and the soy milk cocoa, muffins, scones, and cookies also convey the quality of the ingredients. There are snacks that do not use white sugar or milk, making it a wonderful place where you can enjoy both curry and café.
A soba restaurant where you can savor the essence of Japanese culture
Soba Doko Kashi Kian is a restaurant that values the heart of Japanese culture, featuring a beautifully maintained garden as its charm. The soba, which began as a hobby, has gained a reputation for its rich and refined flavor. The interior is adorned with paintings and tableware, providing a calm atmosphere to enjoy your meal.
Located within the Beer Spark Shimotsuma, Past Lake is the perfect spot to visit after a soak in the hot springs. The chef's dishes made with local vegetables are exquisite, and they pair exceptionally well with the local craft beer. In a relaxing atmosphere, you can enjoy a variety of tapas while savoring Shimotsuma's craft beer. This hidden gem is worth a visit for both travelers and locals, offering a delightful combination of beer and delicious food.
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