ビュッフェだったのねー : Jikasei Soba Takenoya

Enjoy Kurashiki Lunch While looking at the 2022 Autumn Gourmet Map, continue on to Takenoya in the Bikan Historical Quarter and Takenoya Bettei, then head to Takenoya in Nakasho. I didn't notice it because it wasn't written on the map, but it was All-you-can-eat buffet style all-you-can-eat Obanzai restaurant. I had been avoiding All-you-can-eat buffet style restaurants since the coronavirus outbreak, but since they were the first to open, I decided to go there anyway. Catchphrase: At the Nakasho store, we offer a variety of obanzai that make use of the ``umami of dashi'' that soba restaurants are particular about (from the website) Who went: My husband and I. Day of the week: Sunday. Time I went: As soon as the store opened at 11am. Number of times I went: This was my first time. Reservation: Lunch Itadakimasu is limited to 10 meals, so I made a reservation. Directions: This is the same place where there was Yama Grapes, which also had All-you-can-eat buffet style. Store appearance: A modern Japanese building with an impressive black charcoal board style exterior wall. Parking: There is ample parking in front of the store. Probably common to other stores. Menu ordered: [b: Takenoya Obanzai Lunch]. Since the regular menu had Tempura rice, it seems that it was set as Kurashiki lunch menu with dessert. So, as long as you give up dessert, you can eat normally without making a reservation. Particularly delicious menu items: Tempura with plenty of maitake mushrooms and persimmons. All the obanzai are delicious as well. Sometimes it's colder than necessary. I particularly liked the fried edamame and corn snacks, the sweet and sour-flavored mackerel, the ohitashi with yuzu radish and mizuna, the fried sardines with plum and shiso, and the simmered eggplant with sleet. Refills: All you can eat. Atmosphere of the restaurant: I don't like All-you-can-eat buffet style restaurants because people get up and go to get their food, which makes me feel uncomfortable, but this place is like a semi-private room, so I don't have to worry about my surroundings. there is no. Customer service: Customer service is kind and courteous by the older sister. Serving timing: It seemed like the obanzai was being served continuously. Attention to detail about the vessels: The small blue plates that fit perfectly into the six-sho bowl are cute (lol). Self-serve level: Everything except soba and Tempura is self-serve. Money spent: About 2200 yen/person. Payment method: Paypay can be used. Other Customers: It seems to be a popular store as there was a line even before the store opened. Recommended when: This might be recommended as a All-you-can-eat buffet style restaurant in Kurashiki. Probably affiliated stores: Takenoya and Takenoya Bettei in the Bikan Historical Quarter. Nearby famous stores: There is Gyu-Kaku next door on the same premises. Gourmet Map: Kurashiki Lunch Itadakimasu will be posted in autumn 2022. Where to go next: I've visited all three of them, but if I'm going to go again next time, I'll go to [a:33018093, Takenoya Bettei]!