Yume Ya

Discover Yume Ya's savory journey—from Mizutaki and Motsu Nabe to spicy Tsukemen, in Kobe's lively Sannomiya. A feast of flavors awaits your tastebuds!
Restaurant Details
Nestled in a charming alley along Tor Road, Yume Ya is a hidden gem in the heart of Kobe, captivating food enthusiasts with its soulful approach to traditional Japanese dishes. The restaurant is celebrated for its Mizutaki—a comforting hot pot that envelops guests in its rich, delectable broth and delicate chicken flavors—as well as its Motsu Nabe, an offal hot pot that is both hearty and compelling. Diners can also delight in the Hiroshima-style super spicy Tsukemen, where a tangy dipping sauce plays harmoniously with perfectly cooked noodles, offering an adventure in quantity and spice level.
Located in the bustling hub of Sannomiya outside of 2-chome-14-4 Shimoyamatedori in Chuo Ward, Yume Ya grants easy access to those exploring Kobe's dynamic streets. Step inside, and you'll be greeted by an atmosphere of understated elegance and warmth. Wooden interiors reminiscent of bygone eras, paired with traditional kotatsu seating, present an ideal setting for both intimate dinners and lively gatherings alike.
A testament to the establishment's commitment to service excellence, the all-women staff are characterized by their attention to detail and genuine hospitality, ensuring an inviting dining experience from arrival to departure.
During the sweltering summer season, Yume Ya introduces its limited menu of chilled Tsukemen—a refreshing tribute to Japanese culinary inventiveness. Whether you're drawn by the allure of fiery noodles or the comfort of a hot pot simmering away, Yume Ya assures an enriching exploration through its diverse offerings and leaves patrons with memories etched in delectable taste.
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Yume Ya Address
2-14-4 Shimoyamatedori, Chuo-ku, Kobe, Hyogo 650-0011
Yume 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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Hyōgo is home to the best beef in the world, Kobe beef, and that’s not all. From vast natural parks to one of the oldest and biggest castles in Japan, this prefecture covers all bases with natural beauty and a thriving food culture inspired by Chinese and French immigrants in the port cities.
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