MizunoKaze

I went to the restaurant with my family; there were three of us. We ordered a large portion of soba because we were already quite full from ice cream. However, this didn't mean we wouldn't order more, as we planned to have more dessert later. Surprisingly, the waiter took two towels to wipe our face...s, even though he saw only one person eating. We were very surprised, especially since this restaurant is located in a tourist destination with many visitors from other countries.

Visited May 2024

When we alighted at the final stop of the red Omni bus, we were pleasantly surprised to find that this restaurant is just next to the bus stop. It opens at 11 am and we could take a queue number from the machine at the entrance. The interior was pleasantly decorated with a variety of seats such as... table seatings, low tables and counter type tables. There is English menu. We had the Tempura Mori-Soba, Daikon-Soba and the hot Tempura Kake-Soba. After lunch, it was a short walk across the road to Oishi Park. We bought very yummy organic strawberries from a stall just after crossing the road.

Visited March 2024

We were biking around Lake Kawaguchi and stumbled across this place when looking for a lunch spot. Took about 40 minutes to get a table, but that could be because it was lunch time on a Saturday - so pretty standard for a tourist hotspot. Excellent handmade soba noodles and delicious tempura. A bit ...pricey for a remote town, but the food is excellent quality.

Visited July 2019

Hidden place, traditional and off the touristic tracks, this place is amazing!!!! The food is refined and high quality and the service is nice and traditional! It was nice to find such a place and no tourist at all! Highly recommend it. The plates are soba noodles with tempura. It's very Japanese.

Visited April 2019