Musashi Kokubunji Ushio
Soba / Udon / Noodle
Discover Tokyo's finest soba and tempura at Musashi Kokubunji Ushio, where culinary tradition meets innovation.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the heart of Tokyo, Musashi Kokubunji Ushio is a haven for those who appreciate the intricacies of Japanese culinary traditions. This highly acclaimed restaurant, known for its specialization in soba, offers a dining experience that embodies both the rich history and innovative evolution of Japanese cuisine.
Under the skillful hands of Chef Kouji Ushio, a culinary maestro with over thirty years of experience, the restaurant has gained a reputation for its exceptional handmade soba. This dish, famed for its silky texture and subtle flavor, is meticulously crafted each day, ensuring that each bite delivers freshness and exquisite taste. The menu also features an array of seasonal specials, including the delicately crispy shrimp tempura, which perfectly complements the handmade soba.
Situated conveniently near Nishi-Kokubunji Station, Musashi Kokubunji Ushio offers an authentic and serene environment reminiscent of a traditional Japanese home. The peaceful ambiance, adorned with subtle decor elements reflecting Japanese aesthetic principles, makes it an ideal choice for diverse gatherings — from family meals to romantic dinners.
What truly sets Musashi Kokubunji Ushio apart is not just the food, but the attentive and personalized service provided by a dedicated staff. They are passionate ambassadors of Japanese cuisine, making every effort to ensure that diners leave with a deeper appreciation and understanding of the culture behind each dish. This restaurant is not only a place to eat but a gateway to experiencing the soul of Japanese culinary heritage. Whether or not you are familiar with Japanese dining, Musashi Kokubunji Ushio promises an unforgettable journey through flavor, tradition, and hospitality.
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Musashi Kokubunji Ushio Address
2-18-11 Nishimotomachi, Kokubunji, Tokyo 185-0023
Musashi Kokubunji Ushio 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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