Hyperlocal Tokyo

I arrived just after 11:00 am. I was able to get a table without waiting too long, but when I left before 11:30 am, there was a line of about 10 people. Despite its location in Aoyama, the price is reasonable and the portions are satisfying. I ordered the duck rice bowl with a mini soba set, and the duck was delicious. The restaurant only has counter seating, no tables facing each other (though I didn't go all the way to the back, so I'm not sure if there are any). The turnover rate seemed fast. Thank you for the meal.

This popular soba noodle restaurant is known for its wide variety of soba dishes and long lines! Located in the heart of Omotesando, this soba restaurant boasts a beautiful interior and exterior. With only counter seating, it's perfect for solo diners. 4-minute walk from Omotesando Station / No parking (by chance) The first time I went, there was a line, so I gave up. But a few minutes later, the line was gone, so I quickly went in! When I left, there was a line again! Not allowed ■ Spicy Meat Tsukemen (860 yen) You can adjust the spiciness to your liking! The soba noodles are chewy and go perfectly with the spicy, juicy meat. The egg that appears as you eat is the best! lol Allowed There's a wide variety of soba noodle dishes, as well as seasonal specials, so it's hard to choose! lol This is a great restaurant with a convenient location, great value, and a reason to keep coming back!

This restaurant embodies the Japanese ideal of 'delicious, fast, and affordable.' The service is excellent, and they intuitively provide water and soba tea at your own pace, which I found truly impressive. The 'Ultimate Katsu Don' was a revelation – the egg was perfectly runny, the portion was generous, and the entire meal, including a side of soba noodles, was only 990 yen! It's incredible value for the quality. I genuinely want to come back again. Next time, I'll try the tempura donburi!

A beacon of affordability in Aoyama, offering dinner for under ¥1,000 on Omotesando. Both lunch and dinner are popular, often with a queue. The restaurant is small, with about 15 counter seats. It's clean and tidy, but a bit cramped. The soba is decent, but the katsu-don was excellent. The mochi in the mizore-chika soba was also delicious. I'll definitely be back.

I visited in the early evening, so there was no wait. This place has many menu items under ¥1,000, which is rare in this day and age. They serve simple soba noodles with minimal extras. **Inside** The seating capacity is small, and the space is narrow, so it feels a bit cramped. I like the atmosphere of the interior. **Soba Noodles** I ordered the sesame sauce seiro. The dipping sauce is thick and delicious. Towards the end, I ran out of dipping sauce. Credit cards are accepted.