Soba Ya Tsukigokoro

Soba / Udon / Noodle
Discover authentic soba mastery at Soba Ya Tsukigokoro in Tokyo, where every dish is a tribute to Japanese culinary tradition and taste.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in Tokyo's bustling heart, Soba Ya Tsukigokoro stands as a testament to the beauty of traditional Japanese culinary artistry. Known for mastering the age-old techniques of soba-making, this charming eatery brings to life the authentic flavors of Japan. Using a delicate balance of finely milled and whole-ground soba flour, their noodles boast a delightful texture that gets diners coming back for more.
The restaurant offers an exquisitely crafted menu, highlighting signature dishes such as the refreshing Sudachi soba—a perfect fusion of citrus and umami—and the ever-popular seasonal tempura, paying homage to Japan's diverse and rich agricultural heritage. Located conveniently near Yutenji Station, Soba Ya Tsukigokoro provides a tranquil escape from the frenetic pace of Tokyo life.
The interior boasts minimalist wooden decor with subtle nods to Japanese aesthetics, creating a serene atmosphere ideal for savoring every bite. Under the guidance of their expert chef, every dish is a work of art, seamlessly blending tradition with innovation. Patrons can expect warm, genuine service, making every visit memorable. This harmonious dining experience beautifully encapsulates the essence of Japanese culinary tradition while enticing diners with its unique touch.
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Soba Ya Tsukigokoro Address
15-44-2 Nakacho, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-0065
Soba Ya Tsukigokoro 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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