The place has such a cute vibe, super quaint to enjoy a hot cup of ginger tea plus the yuba was delicious! I would say you get the best view here while savoring your drink. You would think it’s a young couple hosting you till you realized it’s a cute pair of old couple in this spot 🥰

Such a cute place and wonderful host. I enjoyed a warm blend coffee in the afternoon with my book, it was one the most peaceful and unforgettable moments I’ve experienced.

Tried the yuba dish with spectacular view! This place is run by a humble and kind old man. If you’re nearby you should give it a try.

High quality Yuba udon noodle with Sansho herb. Very present location by the river.

Nice view, good food

Place owned by lovely old couple which prepare your meal. The yuba udon+ ginger tea = perfect experience to enjoy by the stream. We went here before going to the shrines site and it's only a few minutes from the bridge. I very much recommend this place, eatin by the river is a very nice feeling.

Had Yuba Udon and Shiratama Red Bean soup, they were good! Great place to eat. Sat outside for a nice view of the river.

Lovely elderly gentleman who serves udon and, matcha snacks, it’s a good rest stop before or after travelling to the abyss nearby

A must go! Stumbled upon this serene place while walking to the Kanmangafuchi abyss close to sunset and one cannot help but stop to admire! Even though it was a few minutes to closing time, the kind old shopowner still whipped up a yuba snack for me to enjoy at the porch outside, where the sound of the river is so soothing. He also had an animated chat with me while closing shop even though my Japanese was poor and so was his English, but he’s so friendly and patient. This small tea hut turned out to be an unexpected highlight of my Nikko trip ☺️

Stumbled upon this spot. Beautiful location, fantastic food. The Yuba Udon is delicious and the gentleman who runs it is very sweet. My wife had the matcha milk which she assured me was also fantastic! You must stop at this place whilst in Nikko!

After a long walk all the way from the Kanmangafuchi Abyss, seating by the river and having a hot drink is really a nice feeling. I would strongly recommend the hot matcha tea, it was delicious.

We happened upon this little café on our way to the Kanmangafuchi Abyss. I was admiring the flowers around the house across from it when an older woman came out towards us. She asked if I like flowers, and when I said yes, she brought us into their garden. She said her husband had planted all the flowers and indicated the small building. Since we hadn't tried any yuba yet, a specialty in Nikko, we said we'd like to come back in time before they closed. We ended up taking a lot of photos and only managed to rush back by 5, which is normally when they'd close. We were disappointed until we saw the older man was waiting for us from down the street. He told us to come in with a smile and get comfortable. We each ordered some yuba and a ginger tea (one hot, one cold). The view facing the river was so serene. Even though they were meant to be closed, he didn't rush us at all and instead chatted with us about our trip, flowers, and how they'd opened this place after his job at the station fell through during covid. He said he doesn't have as much time for his garden now, but he loves his job. The yuba was fantastic, I was pleasantly surprised, and the ginger tea was divine. Probably the best I've had in my time here. I wish we could've come before closing so that we could have spent more time here. I already wanted to visit Nikko again, during a different season, but now I know I will come back so I can eat here again. If I could, I'd give it more than 5 stars. I absolutely recommend stopping by for a spot to rest your feet, have a tasty bite, and enjoy the view.

This place is beautiful and delicious! If you're a fan of inari or edamame, I highly recommend the yuba. The ginger tea and matcha are both really fresh too..

Beautiful place, away from the main streets, but on the way to the famous Jizo statues. Yummy Matcha Milk and a great Yoba Udon!