Open kitchen and modern decor create a spacious, inviting spot with cushioned chairs and good acoustics. Seafood soba offers rich flavors alongside cold Zaru Soba and mini poke options. Extensive sake and fresh sushi highlight the artistic Japanese cuisine vibe.
Seafood soba stands out with rich flavors. The menu includes ramen and mini poke soba dishes and offers a Zaru Soba set for a cold soba option.
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Reservations for the omakase experience are recommended at least one week in advance.
Expect a short wait time during weekday dinners.
The sushi is priced at $7.00 per piece, which is higher than average.
Stylish space with floor-to-ceiling windows offers a lively vibe perfect for dates and casual meets. Creative sushi and excellent sake selection stand out. Try the nori bibim soba with its rich, nutty flavor, paired well with a savory pancake for a unique taste.
Nori bibim soba features 들기름국수 with a rich, nutty flavor. The soba pairs well with a savory pancake (jeon) that complements the dish.
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Sonmari offers a unique sushi menu that stands out from typical options.
There is a secret menu for Omakase; reservations are recommended.
Expect a wait during peak hours as this place gains popularity.
Small Korean spot serves generous portions of comfort food with a modern twist. Cold soba dishes shine, especially the Royal Soba with Perilla Seed offering a fresh taste. Cozy, energetic vibe with K-pop playlist makes it a hidden gem in a run-down strip mall.
Cold soba dishes stand out here, especially the Royal Soba with Perilla Seed which offers a refreshing and unique flavor. The soba pairs well with other items like tteokbokki for a varied meal.
Good to know
Parking is very easy and available nearby.
The portion sizes are generous, perfect for sharing.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food offered.
Cozy spot offers authentic Japanese atmosphere with fresh sushi and skilled chefs. Duck Nanban Soba shines with savory broth and tender duck, while cold soba comes with tempura and curry for variety. Soft music keeps energy calm and welcoming.
Savory, addicting broth defines the Duck Nanban Soba, paired with tender duck that finishes fast. Cold soba also features, served alongside tempura and curry for variety.
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The restaurant is family-owned and operated, enhancing its authentic atmosphere.
Lunch specials offer great value and are a must-try.
Weekly specials feature traditional Japanese dishes.
Cozy tonkatsu spot shines with crispy, juicy katsu and a quiet ambiance perfect for relaxed meals. Soba complements the menu as a solid base in combos, ideal for takeout. Generous portions and Korean-style flavors make it a standout choice.
Soba comes as part of a donkatsu combo that pairs well with other dishes like spicy mixed noodles and Tokpoki. The soba serves as a solid base for this takeout-friendly meal.
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Expect to wait during lunch hours, especially between 12 pm and 2 pm.
Parking is available in the Korean market plaza, but it can get busy.
Takeout options are available, and they prepare everything with care.
Modern spot serves thick noodles with rich, saucy mazesoba featuring runny eggs and tender meats. Casual vibe with complimentary lemon iced tea and rice rounds out meals. Limited seating creates a cozy feel, perfect for enjoying bold, spicy flavors in dry or saucy soba.
Dry soba noodles stand out with their tender textures and respond well to added vinegar, which shifts the flavor. Saucy soba includes minced pork, poached egg, shredded seaweed, and fresh herbs, while the spicy version offers a rich, bold taste.
Good to know
Parking can be very limited and tough during peak hours.
The deluxe version of mazesoba can cost up to $20 with toppings.
The restaurant offers complimentary drinks and rice.
Open kitchen with charcoal grill flames creates a lively vibe. Tender grilled chicken shines in tori soba with fresh, flavorful noodles. Cozy seating and warm wood blend Tokyo style with casual comfort.
Tori soba features tender grilled chicken paired with fresh noodles. The soba quality stands out as exceptionally well-made and flavorful.
Good to know
Parking is free with validation in the basement parkade.
Expect a five-minute wait before being seated during peak hours.
They stop accepting new guests at 9 pm, so arrive early.
Small space glows with warm lighting and servers in traditional dress, creating an authentic feel. Fresh chewy soba noodles shine alongside fish-based broths. Energy buzzes at the sushi bar, blending casual dining with a lively vibe.
Cold soba noodles come chewy and fresh with options to divide servings for sharing. Hot soba and combination sets like Nagoya Pork Katsu with cold soba offer great portions and a variety of authentic flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as walk-ins may face long wait times.
A 3% service charge applies for credit card payments.
Expect a price increase of about 20% when including surcharges and taxes.
Spacious Japanese spot boasts fresh sashimi and authentic sushi in a cozy, traditional setting. Cold soba noodles provide a refreshing taste perfect with a cold beer. Warm atmosphere fills with locals, offering a vibrant izakaya-like dining experience.
Cold soba noodles offer a refreshing and light taste. The menu includes traditional Japanese dishes with soba served in small portions, ideal alongside a cold beer.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during busy hours.
Expect a wait for tables during peak dining times.
Some menu items may sell out quickly, so ask before ordering.
Enjoy fresh soba noodles with perfect broth and crispy tempura in a lively Japanese spot. Choose between private booths or heated outdoor seating for comfort. Vegan options and reasonable prices make it a great choice for varied tastes.
Soba noodles come fresh and pair well with perfect broth in the hot Kake bowls. They also serve tempura alongside the soba.
Good to know
Parking is available underground with validation and competitive street meter options.
The restaurant offers great lunch specials that are budget-friendly.
Several vegan options are available on the menu.
Cozy interior with candle grills sets a casual mood. Buckwheat soba noodles shine with creamy curry udon style and come with kimchi and edamame. Quick ordering via tablets keeps the pace relaxed and easy.
Buckwheat soba noodles come with small sides of kimchi and edamame. The noodles have a creamy curry udon style and pair with dishes like beef gyukatsu and Haneshita Cutlet.
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Parking can be tough; street parking is available if the lot is full.
Each table has a tablet for ordering, allowing for quick service.
The restaurant adds a 20% tip to the bill for groups larger than 4.
Cozy spot with anime decor creates a warm vibe. Okinawan Soba shines with authentic pork flavor. Known for tonkotsu ramen, it draws a steady crowd seeking true Japanese taste.
Okinawan Soba features pork and has a flavor that reflects Okinawa's style. It offers a taste that connects directly to Okinawan cuisine.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, so expect to wait during busy hours.
The restaurant is very small, leading to potential wait times.
Credit cards are accepted, but there may be a card surcharge.
Small, lively spot offers handmade soba with a chewy, bouncy texture and cold dishes served with savory sauce. Cozy Japanese bar vibes and tight seating create an intimate, bustling atmosphere. Popular place often has a wait-list due to its authentic hometown flavors.
Handmade soba noodles come freshly cut by hand and cooked to a chewy, bouncy texture. Cold soba dishes feature an ice-cold, savory sauce and pair well with sides like tempura for added texture.
Good to know
This dish is only available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and is limited to 10 servings each day during dinner.
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially during peak hours.
The restaurant operates on a wait list only, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Authentic Japanese soba restaurant offers handmade noodles with amazing texture and flavor. Cozy, quiet atmosphere creates a relaxing vibe perfect for enjoying meals. Popular dishes like Banbanji with sesame soup highlight the unique taste of their soba.
Handmade soba noodles offer an amazing texture and a taste far beyond store-bought versions. Popular dishes include the Banbanji with sesame soup and the mentai oroshi soba with a flavorful broth.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during peak hours; arrive early.
Parking can be challenging; consider public transport or carpooling.
Credit card payments incur a fee; cash is cheaper.
Six-seat spot buzzes with intimate atmosphere and casual vibe. Enjoy house-made soba noodles with chewy texture and fresh flavor, served cold or with tempura. Authentic Japanese dishes shine with meticulous presentation and bold flavors.
House-made soba noodles stand out with their chewy texture and fresh buckwheat flavor. Serving cold or with tempura, the soba pairs well with a quality kaeshi broth that enhances the taste.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for dinner service.
The Chef's Choice menu costs $70 and includes multiple dishes.
Expect a long wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Cozy space with dark wood and lanterns sets a warm mood. Soba dishes shine with Tokyo-style tempura and fresh combos including salad and handrolls. Outdoor seating welcomes dogs, while upbeat music keeps energy high.
Cold and hot soba options come with combos that include salad, handroll, and rice. The tempura soba tastes fresh and authentic, similar to Tokyo-style, and the menu offers a solid variety of Japanese set meals featuring soba noodles.
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Happy hour runs from Monday to Thursday, 5 pm to 9 pm, with great deals.
Parking is easy as the restaurant shares a large lot with other businesses.
Cash is needed for some transactions, especially with street vendors nearby.
Small Taiwanese spot shines with wrap-around bar and torch-lit bowls. Soba noodles impress with incredible texture in dishes like beef roll and Maza soba. Warm vibe and classic hip hop set a lively, welcoming mood.
Soba noodles stand out with their incredible texture and flavor. Dishes like the beef roll and Maza soba offer tasty variations alongside classic noodle soups.
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Happy hour runs from Monday to Friday, 2-5 pm, with discounts on drinks and appetizers.
Most happy hour items are $1-3 off, making it a budget-friendly option.
Parking is available in a plaza lot, but payment is required.
Cozy Japanese spot offers authentic tempura with a light, crisp texture and fresh taste. Cold soba noodles impress with large prawns full of ocean flavor and a unique bowl version. Quiet atmosphere and staff speaking Japanese add to the traditional vibe.
Cold soba noodles come out authentic and refreshing. The zaru soba features large prawns packed with ocean flavor. The bowl version stands out with a taste that is hard to replicate.
Good to know
Parking is available in the back and on the street.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant has a tip machine that only offers 18%, 20%, and 25% options.
Small ramen spot offers handmade noodles and a stylish décor with cozy seating. Soba dishes shine with thick noodles and a rich broth, especially the truffle soba that recalls Michelin-level flavors. Casual yet refined, perfect for relaxed or special meals.
Thick noodles stand out in the soba dishes here. The signature #1 truffle soba features a rich broth and evokes the flavor of Michelin-rated Tokyo ramen with chicken added.
Good to know
A 4.5% kitchen surcharge is added to all bills.
Expect ramen prices to average around $40 per bowl.
Non-pork options for wantons are available.
Small space with modern Japanese design offers a cozy vibe. Handmade noodles shine, especially katsu soba curry paired with grilled squid. Draft Asahi beer adds to the authentic taste, making it a top spot for authentic Japanese flavors and soba lovers.
Soba dishes include a katsu soba curry and options paired with udon. The soba comes alongside flavorful grilled squid and takoyaki as popular choices.
Good to know
Be prepared to wait around 10-20 minutes for a table if not booked in advance.
The restaurant can get crowded, so making a reservation or arriving early is advisable.
Parking can be hard to find during peak hours, so plan accordingly.
Cozy spot serves authentic soba with chewy noodles and refreshing cold options. Light, crispy tempura pairs well with soba combos. Friendly vibe and genuine feel make it a steady favorite despite limited seating.
Chewy noodles come out perfectly cooked with a fresh, cold option that feels super refreshing. Combos pair soba with tempura or sashimi, offering choices between hot or cold versions and udon alternatives.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for groups larger than 6 due to limited seating.
The restaurant can seat around 20 people, so it fills up quickly.
Parking is readily available on the street nearby.
Wooden decor and big windows create a warm, homely atmosphere with calm energy. Dark grey buckwheat noodles offer a firm texture and are cooked just right, making the soba a standout. Plenty of parking nearby ensures easy access even when busy.
Dark grey buckwheat noodles offer a firm texture and are cooked just right. The soba combo and donkatsu sets with soba provide solid quality and value.
Good to know
Parking is available around the corner, but can be hit or miss.
Dine-in service is available until 8:45 pm.
The menu features less than 15 items, focusing on donkatsu and ramen.
Cozy wooden stalls create an authentic home kitchen vibe with a calm, peaceful atmosphere. Soba shines with notably good dipping sauce and neat presentation. Large portions and reasonable prices keep regulars coming back.
Soba comes with a notably good dipping sauce and shows nice presentation. Options include zaru soba for something light and set menus that let you swap in soba or other noodles.
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The menu offers an extensive selection of sushi, sashimi, and izakaya-style dishes.
Parking can be busy depending on the time, so arrive early or be prepared to walk.
The restaurant offers Japanese set menus with options to substitute udon, soba, or seimen.
Cozy Japanese spot offers hand-made soba noodles with fresh, crisp mountain vegetables in the sancai cold soba. Intimate seating and a charming back patio create a relaxed vibe. Open chef's prep area adds a friendly touch to family meals.
Hand-made soba noodles show amazing mouthfeel and bite with fresh preparation. The sancai cold soba features a refreshing mix of mountain vegetables and broth served separately.
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Yabu offers a 10% discount for paying cash.
Limited parking is available, especially during peak hours.
The lunch special costs $25 and offers good value.
Roomy interior with Japanese floor seating and private rooms creates a cozy vibe. Hand-made, chewy noodles shine in the yuzu soba, offering a fresh citrus twist. Busy and lively, it draws those seeking authentic udon and a traditional izakaya feel.
Hand-made and hand-cut noodles stand out with chewy texture and a refreshing flavor. The yuzu soba offers a unique citrus twist, while the zaru soba features a balanced dipping broth that is not too strong.
Good to know
The restaurant is closed on Tuesdays.
Parking is easy even on weekends.
Get there early on weekends to avoid long waits.
Shabu-shabu shines with all-you-can-eat fresh ingredients and a DIY sauce bar for custom flavors. Cold soba noodles offer a savory refreshing bite ending with porridge. Family-friendly seating indoors and outdoors creates a relaxed welcoming vibe despite occasional noise.
Cold soba noodles come with broth and meat for mixing, creating a savory and refreshing bite. The meal ends with soba and porridge, offering a satisfying finish.
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Dpot offers an all-you-can-eat menu for $35 per person.
Lunch prices are around $50 for two people, including tax.
The restaurant is closed every Sunday.
Japanese spot shines with spacious seating and a friendly vibe that shifts from quiet to lively. Soba dishes stand out, especially the high-quality noodles and unique soba salad. Tempura adds a classic touch, making it a solid choice for soba lovers.
Cold soba noodles come with tempura in the Tenzaru, which is okay. The soba salad offers a different take, and the overall soba quality is high and good.
Good to know
Parking is available at Japanese Village Plaza for visitors.
The restaurant offers a variety of Japanese dishes including katsu, curry, and bento boxes.
Prices are reasonable for the quality and portion sizes offered.
Small, cozy spot with an intimate vibe and outdoor seating. Cold soba offers a refreshing texture and pairs well with the Go Go Matsui bowl. Known for fresh sushi and top-notch tempura, it serves great value with popular combo specials.
Cold soba stands out with its refreshing texture and pairs well with the Go Go Matsui bowl. The lunch special includes a choice of hot or cold udon or soba, offering variety alongside other dishes.
Good to know
The $15 lunch special offers great value and is popular among patrons.
Expect to wait during peak lunch and dinner hours, especially on weekends.
Special pricing is available on the first and third Tuesdays of each month.
Bright space with high ceilings offers a warm, modern vibe. Cold soba noodles are chewy and scrumptious with rich dipping broth. Energy shifts from quiet to lively with a mix of old school and recent K-pop music, creating a comfortable yet energetic atmosphere.
Plain buckwheat noodles come with a rich dipping broth. Cold soba noodles are chewy and scrumptious with a dipping sauce.
Good to know
Parking is shared with other businesses, so it can be crowded.
The restaurant closes early at 3 pm on weekdays.
Expect a service fee added to your bill.