When they came to Kaminarimon in Asakusa, Tokyo, the two of them were really hungry. They just wanted to find a restaurant to eat. They accidentally found this soba restaurant "SOBATERIA". The delicious memory of eating soba for the first time was dedicated to him.
The SOBATERIA Asakusa store opened in April 2011. The soba noodles in the store are made of buckwheat, which means that 4% of the noodles are made of buckwheat. Unlike Qicheng buckwheat, which uses XNUMX% buckwheat and XNUMX% wheat, the noodles taste more solid. Some, I myself love the chewy noodles, it's a hit!
There are a large row of vendors in Kaminarimon, Tokyo, and this soba is hidden in the alleys. Fortunately, I went to eat in the afternoon. Otherwise, based on the fact that Kaminarimon is always full of tourists, I am worried that it will take a long time to wait. The SOBATERIA Asakusa store provides about 20 seats. The interior is white and the coffee is bright. The staff immediately greeted us to sit down and briefly explained and recommended which noodles we should eat. One of them was fried wild vegetables. The combination of soba noodles is limited to autumn, so I decided to order one.
Tokyo was still a bit cold in the fall. At that time, I went there with light clothes. My husband recognizing that he ordered hot soba noodles, and mine was cold soba noodles.The first time I ate it, I looked at the various sauces on the plate, including grated radish, mustard, and a cup of sauce. I was too embarrassed to ask the clerk to teach us for a while, watching the other table Aber’s method, pour those ingredients into the sauce In the cup, I took the noodles and dipped them into the cup. Looking back~ it's delicious~, I will try this food again next time I come to Japan!
▲ List of my packages.
▲ Mr.'s warm soba noodles.
▲ After the meal, proceed to the next attraction "Skytree".
◎ ソバテリア Asakusa Store (SOBATERIA / Juka Soba Asakusa Store)
– 地址：〒111-0032 東京都台東区浅草1-30-12
– Phone: 81 3-6231-7418
-Business hours: 11:30-20:00
-Official website:http://www.sobateria.com/
- Transportation:
* Ginza Line: XNUMX-minute walk from Asakusa Station
* Toei Asakusa Line: XNUMX-minute walk from Exit AXNUMX of Asakusa Station
* Tobu Isesaki Line: XNUMX-minute walk from Asakusa Station
