148 places
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Taito-ku / Tokyo
Est. 1924 — a soba shop loved by the neighborhood
Est. 1854 — stone-ground, 100% buckwheat soba
Since 1914 — curry noodles filled to the brim
Since 1860 — soba topped with two giant shrimp
Since 1913 — a branch of the famed Kanda Yabu Soba
Since 1895 — soba steps from Kaminarimon Gate
Since 1884 — soba hand-made before your eyes
Arakawa-ku / Tokyo
Handmade soba noodles by Nippori Station since 1957
Nippori's oldest soba restaurant, since 1872
Four generations of family-run soba since 1918
A century-old soba shop in Minamisenju since 1919
A neighborhood soba shop run by four generations since 1930
An Edo soba house tracing back to the Kaei era
Kita-ku / Tokyo
Shimo's oldest soba shop, serving since 1933
A soba shop in a historic wooden building, run by its third generation since 1919
A noren-branch of Kanda's Asanoya Honten, with an unpretentious neighborhood style
A neighborhood soba shop running since 1952
A fourth-generation soba restaurant since 1908
A neighborhood soba shop by City Hall since 1955
A soba restaurant and sake spot for over 40 years
Toshima-ku / Tokyo
Handmade soba in Kanamecho since 1926
A Showa-era neighborhood soba shop, over 80 years old
A back-alley soba spot in Minami-Ikebukuro, delivery included
Est. 1950 — a neighborhood shop for hand-cut soba
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