What type of cuisine is served at Udon Oniyanma Higashi Shinagawa?

Udon Oniyanma Higashi Shinagawa serves Japanese cuisine, including Udon.

Udon Oniyanma Higashi Shinagawa

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Tokyo

Japanese: Udon

Udon Oniyanma Higashi Shinagawa Description

Located in the bustling neighborhood of Higashi Shinagawa, Udon Oniyanma is a hidden gem that stands out among the crowd of udon eateries in Tokyo. This restaurant has been selected as one of the top 100 udon restaurants in the prestigious Udon EAST ranking for 2024. The ambiance of Udon Oniyanma is a perfect blend of traditional and modern, with a cozy interior that welcomes guests to indulge in authentic Japanese udon dishes.

What sets Udon Oniyanma apart is its dedication to serving high-quality udon noodles made from scratch daily, ensuring a fresh and delightful dining experience. One of the must-try dishes is their signature udon bowl, featuring chewy noodles immersed in a flavorful broth that has been simmered to perfection. The menu also offers a variety of toppings and side dishes to complement the udon, providing a customizable dining experience for every palate. Whether you are a udon enthusiast or a newcomer to Japanese cuisine, Udon Oniyanma promises a memorable and satisfying meal that will keep you coming back for more.

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Udon Oniyanma Higashi Shinagawa Overview

Directions

Address

4-chōme−1−20 Higashishinagawa, Shinagawa City, Tokyo 140-0002

Nearby Stations

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Aomono-yokocho Station

Keikyu Keikyu Main Line

Shinagawa Seaside Station

Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit Rinkai Line

Operating Hours

Sun: 7:00AM-10:00PM
Mon: 7:00AM-10:30PM
Tue: 7:00AM-10:30PM
Wed: 7:00AM-10:30PM
Thur: 7:00AM-10:30PM
Fri: 7:00AM-10:30PM
Sat: 7:00AM-10:00PM

Payment Methods

Cash

Restaurant Features

Take-out Available

Family-friendly

Udon Oniyanma Higashi Shinagawa Reviews

Udon Oniyanma Higashi Shinagawa Google Average Rating

4.1

Google

It has been several years since I have been to this restaurant, but I remember the shock I felt when I first tasted their udon, toriten (chicken tempura), and chikuwa-ten (fried fish cake).
It is the number one udon shop in my opinion.

Google

Easy to reach from the subway station and the price was reasonable. Big size of udon with fried tofu was ~4 euro and the taste was ok. One thing I would like to highlight is the service was poor or even rude in some ways. We were two people and only one person ordered as the other person wasn’t hungry. The chefs were yelling at us and asking one person to leave and wait outside in the rain as there was a strict rule of no food sharing. After negotiations and since we already paid, we managed to sit together, thankfully. And to prove that we didn’t share the food, aka the precious 4 euro udon noodles, we sat under their eyes so that they could monitor us. Btw, the wet towel on the table was from the previous customer. It would be nice if the restaurant can cleanup the table in a timely manner.

Google

2.5 stars. Maybe my expectations were too high. Not the best but not too bad either. I recommend you not to eat the meat-radish one (the udon itself was alright and the seats were empty so I give it 2 stars). Maybe my rating would’ve been better with a different menu, so I just give it 0.5 stars extra for my hopes.

Google

You can order on a mashine outside and there are multiple languages available. The food was done very quickly. Its self service and there was a wet towel on the table. Unfortunately it was the used one from the previous guest.
One thing needs to highligted negatively though: we were a party of two but only one person ordered since the other one was not hungry. They seem to have a strict no share police and so the other person was yelled at by the 4 Chefs and asked to wait in the rain outside. After some talking they let both of sit inside Monitoring closely.

In general the food was ok given the price of ~4 Euro for a big bowl of udon and tofu skin.

Google

really good, but the master can't speak English, so just be patient, he will guide to to set the seat. the udon is quite delicious, just enjoy the food.

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Udon Oniyanma Higashi Shinagawa Description

Udon Oniyanma Higashi Shinagawa Overview

Udon Oniyanma Higashi Shinagawa Reviews

Udon Oniyanma Higashi Shinagawa Google Average Rating

Udon Oniyanma Higashi Shinagawa Map

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