Ukyo
Soba / Udon / Noodle
Indulge in authentic Soba at Ukyo, nestled on Mt. Utatsu. Enjoy Edo-style soba and serene views of Kanazawa in a peaceful setting.
Restaurant Details
Ukyo is a must-visit restaurant for soba enthusiasts located on the picturesque Mt. Utatsu. Renowned for its delicate soba and serene atmosphere, this hidden gem attracts both locals and tourists alike. The restaurant is situated in a renovated private house, creating an inviting ambiance that complements its natural surroundings. While the journey up the hill may be challenging, the breathtaking views of Kanazawa Castle and the peaceful ambiance make it worthwhile.
The restaurant specializes in Edo-style thin-cut soba, a testament to the owner’s training at Tokyo’s famous Yabusoba. Signature dishes include duck soba, known for its flavorful broth and tender duck slices, as well as the delightful soba gozen set. The menu features a variety of local delicacies that pair exquisitely with the soba. A fan favorite, the tempura complements the soba with its crispy texture.
Ukyo offers a homely atmosphere with tatami-floored rooms and tastefully decorated interiors, adorned with soba choko and traditional accents. This peaceful eatery is perfect for a quiet lunch or a cultural experience away from the bustle of the city.
Service is attentive yet unobtrusive, with staff who are eager to share their knowledge of nearby scenic spots and make recommendations. The restaurant is an ideal spot for those looking to savor authentic Japanese cuisine in a setting rich with cultural and natural beauty. Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, to ensure a spot at this popular venue.
Ukyo Access Info
Ukyo is a 10-minute walk from Hokutetsu bus stop Hashibacho on the Hokutetsu Kanazawa Line.
Ukyo Phone Number
Ukyo Business Days
Ukyo Address
55-14 Koraimachi, Kanazawa-shi, Ishikawa 920-0836
Ukyo 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.
Restaurant location
Stretching alongside the Sea of Japan, the coastal prefecture of Ishikawa boasts some dramatically diverse scenery ranging from rugged coastlines to untouched mountain backdrops, offering the freshest seafood and colorful locally-grown produce, harvested from rural areas.
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