Teuchi Soba Ookawa Ya
Experience Tokyo's Teuchi Soba Ookawa Ya, where passion and culinary tradition blend in every hand-prepared noodle and crispy tempura delight.
Restaurant Details
Teuchi Soba Ookawa Ya, nestled in the heart of Tokyo's Chiyoda City, provides a dining experience centered around the artistry of traditional Japanese soba noodles. As you step inside, you'll immediately notice the dedication to craftsmanship with the open kitchen showcasing chefs rigorously preparing soba from freshly ground buckwheat flour—every strand handmade to perfection. This commitment to quality underscores their renowned offerings such as the refreshing Zaru Soba, cold noodles served elegantly in a bamboo tray, and the Tempura Soba, where a light, crispy tempura of shrimp and seasonal vegetables accompanies perfectly cooked noodles.
Conveniently located near the iconic Yasukuni Shrine and Ichigaya Station, Teuchi Soba Ookawa Ya is ideal for a diverse range of diners, from busy professionals seeking a midday respite to tourists exploring Tokyo's bustling sights. The restaurant's interior merges traditional Japanese design with modern influences, creating a space that is both calm and inviting. Delicate lighting complements the wooden furnishings, contributing to a cozy atmosphere that amplifies the authenticity of the experience.
In addition to the exquisite food, the staff at Teuchi Soba Ookawa Ya are known for their warm hospitality, ensuring each guest—whether a seasoned soba enthusiast or a first-time visitor—feels both welcome and well-cared for. This dedicated team often delights in sharing insights into the soba-making process, fostering a deeper appreciation for this cherished culinary tradition. Whether visiting for lunch or an early dinner, diners leave with a satisfied palate and a dose of Japanese culture.
Teuchi Soba Ookawa Ya Phone Number
Teuchi Soba Ookawa Ya Business Days
Teuchi Soba Ookawa Ya Address
Haitsu Kudanzaka 1F, 3-4-2 Kudanminami, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0074
Teuchi Soba Ookawa Ya 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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