What type of cuisine is served at Nichiyoan?

Nichiyoan serves Japanese cuisine, including Soba.

Nichiyoan

Name: Nichiyoan
Address: 7-chōme−13−2 Shibamata, Katsushika City, Tokyo, 125-0052, JP
Telephone: +81 (0) 3-5668-0084
Price range: $$
Rating: 3.9

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Tokyo

Japanese: Soba

Nichiyoan Description

Nichiyoan, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Tokyo, is a haven for soba enthusiasts seeking an authentic culinary experience. This charming restaurant exudes traditional Japanese charm with its serene ambiance and minimalist decor, providing a peaceful retreat from the bustling city outside. The menu at Nichiyoan boasts a delightful selection of soba dishes, each meticulously crafted to perfection by skilled chefs dedicated to preserving the art of soba-making.

What sets Nichiyoan apart is its commitment to using high-quality ingredients sourced from local producers, ensuring that every dish is bursting with fresh flavors and textures. From the classic zaru soba served with a savory dipping sauce to the indulgent tempura soba featuring crispy tempura toppings, each dish showcases the delicate balance of flavors that Japanese cuisine is renowned for. Whether you're a soba connoisseur or a curious foodie looking to expand your palate, Nichiyoan offers a culinary journey that celebrates the rich heritage of Japanese gastronomy.

Nichiyoan Overview

Restaurant Website Directions

Address

7-chōme−13−2 Shibamata, Katsushika City, Tokyo 125-0052

Phone

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+81 (0) 3-5668-0084

Operating Hours

Sun: 11:00AM-6:00PM
Mon: Closed
Tue: Closed
Wed: Closed
Thur: Closed
Fri: 11:00AM-6:00PM
Sat: 11:00AM-6:00PM

Payment Methods

Cash

Restaurant Features

Sake Selection

Nichiyoan Reviews

Nichiyoan Google Average Rating

3.9

Google

High-quality soba, served in hand-made pottery.
Master was formerly a movie cameraman.

Google

Open only on weekends
Great atmosphere, especially the customer service
They provide chopstick rests and sake vessels in different colors for men and women, etc.
Dashi roll with mitsuba on the surface
Perfect for someone who doesn't like sweet fried eggs
Baked soba miso is fragrant
Sake is a wonderful vessel
(Several types of shopkeepers are carefully selected, I don't know how often they will be replaced)
The chirimen sansho that comes with it is also special.
For soba, please refer to the evaluations of our predecessors.
The limited edition Inaka Soba is even better if you ask them to change the dipping sauce to duck soup.

It's expensive, but you won't regret it
I guess it's a wasteful soba restaurant to just eat soba and go home.

The menu has evolved since the store opened, and now you can enjoy round, brown, roasted, and coarsely ground soba.

Let's go again soon!

Google

For flavor, coarsely ground is better, but for the taste it's better to use round ground.
The tsukudani with Nagori snow tofu and sake was also good.
The soba soup is creamy and delicious.
I wonder if the soup could be a little thicker.

Google

I found a soba restaurant on my first visit to Shibamata.
It was Sunday afternoon, and there were about 3 groups in line, but I was able to get in fairly quickly.
It was a warm day, so it was a little hot inside, but the atmosphere was nice.
Also, the special soba noodles were very delicious.
The roasted soba noodles are very aromatic and delicious.
There were some limited edition items that were not available, so if you want to eat something, it's best to go early.
The soba soup was also rich and delicious.
It is located right behind Taishakuten.
The portions were small and perfect for eating while walking around the shrine.

Google

There are several types of soba to choose from, but if you go with two people, you can compare them and they are all delicious. I feel the owner's commitment.
Since they drink soba, they also have sake, so those who can drink it will enjoy it more.
I also look forward to soba-yu, and even though I don't like adding soba-yu to mild soups, I really enjoy it.

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