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A specialty store of Inaniwa dried ton ★Ginza Yosuke Sato

[Mapo ★] December 21, 2010 08:30

It is a specialty store of Inaba udon with its head office in Akita Prefecture.
It has a history of 150 years since it was founded by the Satake Domain.

I don't remember one day when I ate the fine noodles of Inaba udon for the first time.
Actually, I like thin noodles rather than thick noodles, and I love Inaniwa udon (* ^^ *)

I happened to find a specialty store in Inaba udon in Ginza on the net and went there immediately.

It seems that the shop in Ginza 6-chome is the first directly managed store in the Tokyo metropolitan area.
The exterior and interior are very atmosphere.

I went to lunchtime for lunch.

I like hot udon, but it's really too hot on this day.
I chose Nitami Seiro (lunch time 1100 yen).

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You can eat it with soy sauce soup and sesame miso soup.
Both are delicious, and when eaten with soy sauce, I want to eat with sesame miso.
When I eat it with sesame miso, I want to eat it with soy sauce (laughs).

It's also nice to have Akitakomachi bamboo shoot rice (* ^^ *)

This is Nameko Grated Udon. It tastes soy sauce.

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There were a lot of dried ladies to take home next to the counter.
I bought one Inaniwa dried ladle as a souvenir for homecoming.

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There are many locally brewed sake and regional cuisine in Akita, so it would be nice to go at night!

You can order it at the online shop~ (*^^*)

Inaniwa dried ton Yosuke Sato