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Sarashina Horii
SobaOne of Tokyo's three great soba houses, established in 1789, known for pure white sarashina soba.
KantoModerate
Soba Restaurants
6 restaurants found
Soba noodles, made from buckwheat flour, carry a subtle nutty flavor prized in Japanese cuisine. Nagano's shinshu soba and Tokyo's Edo-style soba represent distinct traditions. Served cold on a bamboo tray or in warm broth, soba pairs beautifully with tempura and is traditionally eaten on New Year's Eve.
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Nagataya
SobaWell-known soba shop near Zenko-ji Temple in Nagano city, perfecting their craft for generations.
ChubuModerate
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Togakushi Soba Uzuraya
SobaMountain soba in Nagano's Togakushi area, using locally grown buckwheat and fresh spring water.
ChubuModerate
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Kanda Matsuya
SobaHistoric soba shop since 1884 in Kanda, beloved for its classic hand-cut buckwheat noodles.
KantoModerate
