八海神社社務所手打ちそば八海会館

Restaurant • 494 Yamaguchi, Minamiuonuma, Niigata 949-7121, Japan

4.3(60 reviews)

Hakkai Kaikan Handmade Soba ~The taste of a long-established restaurant with the atmosphere of a mountain hut~

A soba restaurant with a human touch standing at the foot of Mount Hakkai, in an ancient temple

Located at the foot of Mount Hakkai in the Minami Uonuma region of Niigata, the Hakkai Kaikan Handmade Soba is located on the grounds of the Hakkai Shrine. This long-established soba restaurant is run by the shrine's office, and it has a relaxed atmosphere.

Excellent taste of 80:20 soba, simple and delicious vegetable tempura

As soon as you step inside, you will feel a calm atmosphere as if you have visited a mountain hut. The 80:20 soba noodles are thin and have an exquisite texture. It is recommended to enjoy them dipped in salt sauce. The tempura uses fresh vegetables, and you can enjoy a light and crispy texture.

Leisurely time flows, evoking a nostalgic atmosphere

Stepping into the tatami-matted room after taking off your shoes, you will find the old-fashioned atmosphere still intact. You can relax and let time pass by while freely enjoying tea or coffee. Whether it's during a visit or a rest during a mountain walk, it's a perfect place to evoke a sense of nostalgia.

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Reviews

3(a week ago)

ぴたっ

Soba restaurant at Hakkai Shrine office Inn style where you change into slippers at the building entrance and take them off in the guest room... I understand that the inn is open during the winter. The soba restaurant is only open during ski season. The Kenchin soup is typical of a shrine and uses wheat gluten instead of meat, so it is light and has a slight spiciness. For non-alcoholic drinks, choose German brand. Not great taste... The most important soba had a weak Hakkai soba flavor. I guess there aren't many Oyama Bokuchi to connect with... I guess the fact that I ordered tempura soba (large size) but the bill came with zaru soba (large size) didn't go well with me ^^; Thank you for the meal.

5(7 months ago)

T kuro

This is a restaurant where you can enjoy very delicious soba noodles. Parking is available in an unpaved space right next to the store. Take off your shoes at the entrance and change into slippers. The restaurant at the end of the hallway has tatami seats and table seats. Tea and water are self-service. What's more, instant coffee and tea are also available, so please feel free to drink them. You can feel the kindness of the owner. All the staff members are kind and nice. The soba noodles are handmade by Nihachi. It's very delicious. The tempura was delicious, but the ingredients were listed on the whiteboard in the restaurant, which made me feel warm. This is a wonderful store that I would like to continue visiting.

4(8 months ago)

meguo

A soba restaurant located at the Hakkaisan Shrine office. God is where we eat. There are 5 types of vegetables in a large bowl of tempura. Eating amount for 3 to 4 people. Soba noodles are short, and when you bite into them, you get a strong soba flavor. Drinks Tea, water, and instant coffee are available for free. The soba garnish was also good. Next door is Hakkaisan Shrine and cedar trees.

3(a year ago)

Jade-W R.

The finely ground flour used in the kigurumi comes from a flour mill in Nagano Prefecture, and the soba noodles are dark in color. An image of a meeting hall cafeteria for company office operations. Although the quantity and quality of the soba are average and very average, there seem to be many repeat customers, including worshipers. I was happy that local rice was being sold at the right time.

4(9 months ago)

coshihicari

This is an old-fashioned soba restaurant. I visited for the first time in about 20 years, and the texture of the soba had become softer and easier to eat. The zaru soba costs 700 yen, and the quantity is commensurate with the price.