This time we would like to introduce Wacha, an Oobanyaki store located in Yoshizawa, Kikugawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture.
This is the first store in Kikugawa City specializing in oobanyaki takeout, and as its name "Wacha" suggests, you can easily enjoy Japanese sweets here.
Wacha is a place where you can take a breather while looking at the tea fields spread out before you.
Next to the store, there are chairs and tables where you can enjoy the great outdoors and the delicious tea of the tea house.
New gourmet spot "Wacha" Oobanyaki in Yoshizawa, Kikugawa City
In November 2022, take-out specialty store Oobanyaki "Wacha" opened in Yoshizawa, Kikugawa City.
At Wacha, you will find a variety of flavors of obanyaki, with the most popular being the red bean paste made from the finest azuki beans from Hokkaido!
The freshly made, chewy oobanyaki is very popular with everyone from children to the elderly.
In addition, the restaurant sells "Curry Oobanyaki," which is not often seen at Wacha.
*May not be available depending on the season.
For more details, please visit the official website below.
Wacha Home Pagethis way (direction close to the speaker or towards the speaker)
If you are in the area, please stop by and try the "Wacha" Oobanyaki.
There are five flavors of oobanyaki, and the royal red bean paste and chocolate are also popular!
Wacha offers five types of oobanyaki.
The royal road, tsubu-an and koshi-an, are made from the finest azuki beans from Tokachi, Hokkaido, and have a very good flavor.
In addition to cream and chocolate, there is also a curry flavor and a matcha (powdered green tea) flavor kneaded with local Kikugawa tea, available in limited quantities.
The oobanyaki crust is soft and tasty, and the particular ingredients and careful preparation have earned it a reputation as a popular souvenir and gift.
White cold oval pancakes?
Oobanyaki is often associated with warmth, but to our surprise, Wacha now sells cold white oobanyaki just in time for the hot season.
There are four flavors: tsubu-an, koshi-an, cream, and chocolate.
I would love to try the chewy and cool Oobanyaki.
Shaved ice is also perfect for hot summer
Wacha" is located in a rich natural setting
Wacha is located in the rich natural environment of Yoshizawa, Kikugawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture.
Surrounded by tea fields and rice paddies, the area has a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere.
It is also a favorite of the locals and a place that attracts many visitors.
Enjoying oobanyaki in a rich natural setting is the perfect place to relax and get away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
When you visit Wacha, be sure to try their delicious oobanyaki.
How to reserve and purchase Wacha Oobanyaki
You can make reservations for Wacha's oobanyaki by calling 090-5105-2892.
However, reservations are accepted up to the day before and not on the same day.
It is also possible to purchase in person at the store, but advance reservations are recommended as the store may be sold out during busy times.
However, there are some caveats to the reservation process.
That is, reservations are limited to 10 sets per day, and no more reservations will be accepted.
Reservations are also accepted starting at 9:00 a.m. and cannot be picked up after 8:00 p.m.
As for prices, cold oobanyaki are available during the summer season for 180 yen (tax included) each.
The prices are reasonable, yet the taste is exquisite.
Access to Wacha
Address 50-52 Yoshizawa, Kikugawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture
Phone number 090-5105-2892 (Reservations must be made by the day before)
Business hours: Tuesday-Friday 10:30-18:00
Sat. and holidays 10:30-17:00
Closed every Sunday and Monday
*Please check the schedule for temporary openings and closings.
27 minutes on foot or 5 minutes by car from Kikugawa Station
Wacha Wacha's oobanyaki is loved by many for its delicious taste and ease of use.
When you visit Kikugawa City, be sure to try Wacha Wacha's Oobanyaki.
See for yourself how delicious and appealing it is.
