Miyoshi

Should be rated way higher. Almost didn't come here because of the lower rating than next-door, but the atmosphere pulled us in a we're glad we did. Get the large tempura menu, great taste and presentation and way better than the usual pork cutlet variation. Plus the service is extremely pleasant and you get delicious free green tea?

This restaurant is child-friendly - highchair is available. Amazing food as authentic as what you see in the photos!! Noodles are chewy, tempura is yummy, staff is friendly! Will definitely come back again.

The lady who sat us at the table was very friendly and hospitable. I am not really a fan of cold Soba noodles but they were fine with the soy sauce and the nice salt that was provided. The star of the show was the tempura seafood I ordered. The battered eel was absolutely delicious and very fresh. I don't reccomend warm sake :D As always the beer was great.
This place is one of a few restaurants beside the lake so there can be a queue, but it is worth it.

Decent soba and tempura considering its location and price. Nice service and very friendly to foreigners. They also stay opened after 2:30pm which Google map says they close by then, guess that helped out many people who came a bit late.

There was a 40min wait since it was a busy holiday, but they have indoor waiting area so it’s not too harsh.

The restaurants is about 5 minutes walk from the ferry stop. It’s a good place to stop by before or after getting the ferry ride.

The place closes at 3 but stop accepting people at 2 if they’re very busy, which was the case when we visited. The owner speaks a English, and the restaurant also has an English menu with pictures and also description of each dishes. When they bring out the food, the owner will also explains how to eat them, very useful if you’ve eaten dipping noodles before.

The pork meat and zaru soba (dipping soba) was surprisingly good, very flavorful. The tororo-zaru was a good experience, you rarely get that elsewhere.