Kiyari Kanda Myojin Mae Branch
Soba / Udon / Noodle
Explore Kiyari's delightful blend of soba and izakaya, featuring the Zenigata Heiji Set, amid the cultural charm of Kanda Shrine.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in front of the historic Kanda Shrine in Tokyo, Kiyari is a charming spot offering a delightful fusion of soba, izakaya delights, and hot pot dishes. Known for its signature "Zenigata Heiji Set," this meal beautifully blends tempura with rich soba toppings like duck, grated yam, and natto.
The restaurant takes great pride in crafting its culinary creations by sourcing the finest buckwheat flour from across Japan, turning it into fresh, in-house soba noodles. The seasonal tempura is a highlight, providing a crispy pairing with the savory soba.
Located between the torii gate and the Zuishinmon gate, Kiyari enjoys a prime spot in a neighborhood filled with cultural heritage and energy, making it a favored stop for tourists and locals alike.
The ambiance seamlessly blends traditional and contemporary elements, offering a peaceful escape from urban buzz. With tatami rooms and counter seating, it caters to solo diners and groups, including families visiting the shrine.
Service at Kiyari is warm and welcoming, reflective of classic Japanese hospitality. Whether dining alone at the counter or gathering in a tatami room, Kiyari offers a versatile and memorable experience.
Kiyari Kanda Myojin Mae Branch Phone Number
Kiyari Kanda Myojin Mae Branch Business Days
Kiyari Kanda Myojin Mae Branch Address
2-18-12 Sotokanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0021
Kiyari Kanda Myojin Mae Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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