Nishiogikubo Kurama
Experience the authentic flavors of handmade soba and exquisite tempura at Nishiogikubo Kurama, where tradition meets modern elegance.
Restaurant Details
Nishiogikubo Kurama, nestled in Suginami City, is a renowned spot to experience the authentic taste of handmade soba and delectable tempura. Known for its exceptional buckwheat noodles sourced from Ibaraki Prefecture, every dish is crafted to perfection, showcasing the nuanced flavors of traditional Japanese cuisine.
Just a short walk from Nishi-Ogikubo Station, the restaurant offers a serene ambiance with its elegant decor that blends tradition with a modern touch. The interior stone mill and communal seating enhance the warm and welcoming atmosphere, ideal for solo diners or groups. Diners can enjoy various soba dishes, including the popular Amagi soba and freshly prepared tempura using seasonal ingredients.
Supported by attentive staff and a superb selection of sake, Nishiogikubo Kurama is often celebrated as a top soba destination in Japan. It promises a delightful culinary journey that leaves an indelible mark on those who seek a genuine taste of Japan.
Nishiogikubo Kurama Phone Number
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Nishiogikubo Kurama Address
Nishiogiminami 3-10-1, Suginami-ku, Tokyo 167-0053
Nishiogikubo Kurama 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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