Izumo

Izumo
Discover authentic soba and donburi at Izumo, just minutes from Shin-Nagata Station in Kobe. Enjoy a lively atmosphere and expertly crafted dishes.
Restaurant Details
Izumo is a delightful culinary destination located in the vibrant Nagata Ward of Kobe, Hyogo. Known for its authentic Japanese fare, Izumo specializes in soba and donburi dishes, offering a unique blend of flavors that highlight traditional cooking techniques. The restaurant's soba noodles are crafted with nearly 100% buckwheat flour, resulting in a chewy and firm texture that is a testament to their quality. Among the must-try dishes are the Shrimp Tempura with Grated Daikon Soba and the Anago Rice Bowl, both of which showcase the restaurant's dedication to using fresh, high-quality ingredients.
Conveniently situated just a short walk from the JR and Kobe City Subway Shin-Nagata Station, Izumo is easily accessible for both locals and tourists. The cozy interior, featuring both table and tatami seating, creates a warm and inviting atmosphere that is perfect for casual dining. The lively environment, particularly during lunch hours, adds to the charm of this bustling eatery.
The owner of Izumo brings years of experience to the table, having run a soba shop since the age of 24. This expertise is evident in the meticulous preparation of each dish. The restaurant is also renowned for its generous portions and a diverse selection of rice bowls, making it a popular choice for those seeking a satisfying meal.
Service at Izumo is efficient and friendly, with staff members who are attentive to the needs of their guests. Whether you're a soba enthusiast or new to Japanese cuisine, Izumo offers a dining experience that is both memorable and authentic.
Izumo Phone Number
Izumo Business Days
Izumo Address
5-3-1 Ohashicho, Nagata-ku, Kobe, Hyogo 653-0037
Izumo Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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