Busy lunch spot by the station. Love the high ceilings and old wood inside. Parking lot is big, never had an issue finding a spot. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The sunken kotatsu was so cozy, my feet were warm the whole time. Just right for a quiet dinner after a long day. The local Chichibu dishes felt comforting. I&rsquo;d like to come back with friends sometime.

Chintatsu Soba for a quick lunch. The sesame oil in the broth is really fragrant. Thin noodles are easy to eat, and they give you plenty of green onions. Got my order fast, which is what I needed.

The miso potatoes here are really good. The outside is super crispy, and the sauce is this sweet and savory miso glaze that sticks to them perfectly. Just the right balance. That&#39;s the main thing I remember.

Staff was nice even while we were in line. They took our order early so it was ready when we sat down.

Tried the Waraji Katsudon here. It&#39;s a huge portion, one cutlet was more than enough for me. Came with miso soup and pickles. A pretty good, filling meal.

The self-serve water and tea station is a smart move for a busy spot. It let me focus on choosing a wine to go with my meal.

The shaved ice is so fluffy! The sweet summer orange syrup is just right for a hot day. Perfect spot to catch up with friends.

Nice spot with a courtyard for the dog. We sat outside last Sunday. It&#39;s a bit pricey for what you get, but the setting is pleasant when the sun&#39;s out.

Their bread is something else. Made with natural yeast and domestic wheat. Simple, deep flavor. Just had the plain loaf, toasted with butter. So satisfying.

The soba noodles were so fresh, with a lovely chewy texture. The walnut dipping sauce was light and flavorful.

The soba noodles had a nice firm texture. The grated yam rice set was very filling and satisfying.

The staff were super friendly and attentive. They recommended a great local sake that paired perfectly with the grilled fish.

Parking&#39;s tight here, the lot is pretty small. I usually come early or use the coin parking nearby.

The red rice and millet onigiri were pretty good for takeout. Simple, homemade taste. The dango was decent too, though a bit on the sweet side for me. A solid choice for a quick bite.

Loved the vibe here after a day in Chichibu. Those huge windows let in all the light, and the playlist was spot on. My matcha latte was just the right kind of creamy. A really nice spot to just sit and recharge.

Cozy spot, and the wine list was a nice surprise.

The tasting flight was a nice way to sample the local craft beers. I appreciated the focus on fresh, local ingredients.

Ordered via QR code, super easy. Food and drinks came out fast. But honestly, for the price, the portions felt a bit small. My main dish was tasty, just wished there was a little more on the plate.

Came here with my girlfriends last weekend. The old house setting is so cozy and quiet, perfect for catching up without shouting over loud music. We stayed for hours just chatting in the dim light. The matcha latte was nice too.

The sashimi is incredibly fresh for around 400 yen a plate. The house sake was a perfect match for it.

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The best restaurants in Chichibu

Musashiya

Bubusuke

Chintatsu Soba

Musashiya

Parī Shokudō

Yasudaya Hinoda

Nosaka

Jurin's Geo

Highlander Inn Chichibu

Bakery Lapin Noir

Yanagiya

Soba No Mori

Authentic Handmade Soba Honke Hara

Honto No Indian and Curry Restaurant

Mon Chalet

Chinbata

Matsumura Kanmi Shokudo

Coffee and Curry Carnet

Tanukintei

Mahollo BAR

Yakiniku Marusuke - Seibu Chichibu Station

Kinoko No Sato Suzukaen

Irifune

Sanroku-Teioinu Chaya

Taizando Cafe

Horumon Takasago

Ippongi

Omura Soba

Hyakka

Soba Cafe Kaniwa