Tengu Soba Yabuchu

Founded in 1986 (Showa 61). Although it is located by bus from the nearest station, there are many fans who visit from far away. The reason for its popularity is the taste of the dishes, including the homemade flour soba made by the owner, Nobuyuki Koshitaka. The store also has a folk art style that uses a lot of wood. The inside of the restaurant is decorated with giant tengu masks and old utensils, which will liven up your dining experience.
Among the many menu items, one that you definitely want to order is the ``Sashimi Konnyaku'', which is handmade using konnyaku potatoes grown in Gunma Prefecture. The chewy texture is exquisite, and it goes great with alcohol. The Nihachi soba noodles are made by hand from Hokkaido-produced soba that is ground in a stone mill and are thick enough to easily get caught in the dipping sauce. It's filling, but it's easy to swallow, so many people order a large portion. The owner's fun tricks are also popular, such as ``Ichisho Soba,'' which can be shared in portions for 4 to 5 people, and ``Nama Hiyamugi,'' which is served in ice bowls in the summer.

FuriganaTengusoba (buckwheat) bushworm
Tel03-3897-6074
Address2-13-13 Tsubaki, Adachi-ku
Business hours11:30〜14:30、17:00〜19:30
Regular holidayWednesdays
ReservationNot available
Takeaway bookingAvailable
Seat33 seats
Barrier-freeAvailable
AccessFrom Nishiarai Station on the Tobu Skytree Line, take the Kokusai Kogyo Bus bound for "Urban Agriculture Park" for about 20 minutes, get off at "Shikahama Jujiro" and walk for about 7 minutes
Wi-Fi connectionNone

*The content of this page is based on the article "A relaxing toast with soba and sake snacks! A drink at a soba restaurant."
*This information is current as of February 1, 2024.

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