そばカフェ水舎

The soba was delicious and the tempura was delicious. The capacity was cute and it was a cozy shop.

[What you want to eat / recommended] ・ Coarse soba noodles 850 yen ・ Medium-sized soba noodles 1080 yen ・ Yamacchi Soba 930 yen There is a shop near the Yamagata Village Hall. Although it looks like a traditional restaurant, the interior is large and clean. It is a soba restaurant that offers sake that is open even at night. Mizusha is a famous soba restaurant in the city with its main store in the Karasawa soba village of Yamagata village, and there are also in front of Matsumoto station and iCity21. It is one of the recommended shops for tourists because it has a good balance between good access and atmosphere. The store has a Nagano feel, yet it is not far from the city. Soba is a standard soba with an edge that does not have the roughness of rural soba, even if it is coarsely ground soba, and I feel that it will be accepted by everyone. Soba soup is light and has a bonito flavor and is less sweet. The amount is light, but I think it's a line where the price can be compromised. Yamacchi Soba is a type of buckwheat noodles that you can eat together with shredded or shredded long potatoes instead of the thick potatoes, and the texture and stickiness go well with the buckwheat noodles. This Yamagata is probably made from the famous Yamagata village long potatoes, and it has no earthy odor and is very sweet, and it is characterized by being thin and elongated like noodles. As a soba lover, I think that it lacks a little cost performance, and if you get a little closer to the mountain, you can go to the Karasawa soba village where soba shops gather. However, as one of the facilities to let people know about Yamagata Village, we hope that you will continue to do your best.

This year, I received my first new soba noodles. It's chewy and the best price is 880 yen It was on the plate that came out, but I thought it was a great success. I didn't take a picture, but if you go to Matsumoto or Shiojiri, please eat it.

I ordered Yamachi Soba. Soba has a fine texture. Nagaimo, a specialty of Yamagata Village, has a sticky and delicious natural yam Bali. It is a pity that the amount is small.

It's a famous soba restaurant, but everything is delicious. Oyaki tempura is also recommended. It seems that there are many people in the neighborhood, and customer service is simple. A shop that is easy to reach. It has two parking lots and is easy to park. There is a wheelchair ?️ and a slope on the left in front of the building. If you are traveling with the elderly, it is safe to enter from that side. (The inside is connected) ♿️ The toilet has not been confirmed.

I had a large serving of coarse soba noodles. The thin soba is very delicious with its crunchy texture and sweetness and flavor. However, the buckwheat noodles are so short that they can be eaten without even having to eat them. There were a lot of pieces of about 2 cm left on the plate after eating. Tuyu is just right, not too thick, not too spicy, not too sweet. I might have been satisfied if the price was a little cheaper or the soba was a little longer.

The interior is cheap, so it's a big loss. The soba served is more delicious than expected. There is no problem with the scent, throat, and waist. Even after 13:00, the locals did not interrupt the visit and the reservation call came in. The quantity is large and the price is reasonable. The parking lot is large, so it is a very convenient store. The level of the watershed group is high.

I ate for the first time in my family. It's a little expensive, but the taste was good. We recommend chewy soba noodles. There was also a menu using the special product, Nagaimo. The tempura was also delicious.