Takematsu Udon
Opened in 2010, run by a couple who trained in Sanuki udon craft in Kagawa. Uses domestic wheat hand-kneaded and cooked in a wood-fired kiln with additive-free dashi from Rishiri kelp and dried sardines. Renovated farmhouse atmosphere. Sells out early, arrive early. Takeout available.
Reviews praise 'chewy hand-made noodles with gentle broth' and 'my favorite udon restaurant.' Scores 4.4 on Jalan and ~4.0 on Yahoo Maps. Sells out even on weekdays. Many repeat visitors. Officially listed on Ayabe City Tourism Guide.
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