[ANCHOR HOTEL FUKUYAMA] A special August breakfast menu starring somen noodles, a tradition dating back to the Edo period.

2024.08.05

This summer, as soon as the rainy season ends, there are signs of a heat wave in the air. Anchor Hotel Fukuyama is offering an August only breakfast menu [Kamogawa hand-pulled somen noodles with three kinds of homemade sauce and Fukuyama-grown vegetables].

Traditional ‘Kamogawa hand-pulled somen’.

The somen noodles used are Kamogawa hand-pulled somen noodles, a speciality of Kamogata-cho, Asakuchi, Okayama Prefecture, and well known to the people of Fukuyama. The firmness and smoothness characteristic of hand-pulled noodles make them ideal for breakfast in summer, when people’s appetites tend to wane.

Three types of homemade noodle soup (Japanese-style soup with dashi broth, ratatouille soup with locally grown vegetables, and soy milk tantan tsuyu with homemade raayu) are also included, along with condiments to enjoy the variety of flavours.

Dessert is a two-layer panna cotta with homemade plum jam. The fresh plum flavour and gentle sweetness will fill your mouth.

Kamogawa hand-pulled somen noodles served with three types of homemade sauce and vegetables from Fukuyama] Overview.

Period: Daily from 1 Aug to 31 Aug 2024, 6:30-14:00.
Place of sale: ANCHOR HOTEL FUKUYAMA 1st floor bar
Price: 1,400 yen (incl. tax) *Free for guests staying overnight.
Number of offers: Limited to 10 meals a day

> ANCHOR HOTEL FUKUYAMA official website

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