A good, traditional place ideal for some soba noodles. Good value for money, friendly staff and a very calm, cozy and calming atmosphere. Randomly stumbled upon after an afternoon in Akihabara.

Fantastic recommendation by a friend back home - my first time having eel soba paired with hot miso sake. What a happy, happy meal (paired with lots of laughter and giggles from the high of the alcohol)

The food was quite good and was something I'd never eaten before. Was served fresh and they even bring you a teapot so you can dilute the soup and drink it up. Service was really good and they were on the ball. A bit of a language barrier but we were able to navigate quite easily since the menu has pictures. Atmosphere is quite good but seats are too low for taller people. You can even sit on the floor in the dedicated area if you want though.

A great and semi-affordable Soba lunch in a very traditional setting. I loved the entryway, but the inside of the restaurant felt more like your average 80’s style eating court. The staff is super friendly and the English menu was instructive on the hows and whats of dipping soba. The food itself was nice! I had the season special set of soba and grilled duck. The duck meat was a bit underseasoned but the soba was really well prepared. The price was maybe a bit much for this type of lunch but I’d still recommend it!

came here for some new year’s eve soba. soba was good but the portions are sooo small. their ebi tempura was a little different to what we were used to but it was so delicious!