Ishiduka

I visited you on Saturday after 1pm.
It's one of my favorite stores because I feel like they put a lot of effort into everything.
(The photo shows a large portion)

·meal
I had 100 percent soba, 28 soba, and a set of tempura.
Juwari Soba had the flavor of soba, and the noodles themselves had a good texture and texture, and the edges were firm.
Nihachi soba, as its name suggests, is a bit milder and smoother in texture than Juwari soba, but it was still delicious with sharp edges.
The soup is dark and just right, and it may be a perfect match for the sophisticated soba owner.
As for the tempura, the reason I gave it a 4 star rating was because the oil wasn't drained properly, so I was in tears.
The ingredients were interesting, including apples and turnips.
I think it's good as long as you drain the oil properly. (Perhaps by chance...)

·service
I think it is probably run by a couple, but they were very kind. It's a nice shop where you can feel the politeness and warmth.

·atmosphere
I think it's part of your home, but the store is clean and has a Japanese feel to it.
It feels like a hideaway, and it's hard to tell from the location and exterior that it's a store, but personally, I don't want it to be crowded, so I'd like it to stay as it is.
If you want to make it look like a shop, I think it would be a good idea to put up a large purple banner on the second floor balcony to make it clear that it's soba.

I will be using this again.

Soba noodles while jazz vocals flow. I think the soup that's common in the Kanto region would be better. The tempura has apples and turnips, which makes it a little different. I think people will either like it or dislike it.

My wife told me.
A hidden shop tucked away in a residential area.
Of course the soba noodles were delicious❗️