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- Thomas PajorMay 2, 2019The soba noodles are fantastic, get the Mera Mera dip soba. It’s also fun to watch the kitchen.
- Food that leaves you feeling physically restored because it is so good. Love the soba here. Feels like Japan. Cash only
- Garett PressAugust 9, 2014If you're still hungry after the noodles are gone, don't worry. They'll give you hot water to add to your dip and drink it like a soup.
- Jarel HillFebruary 27, 2019Got the Mera mera dip soba. Super super good! Gonna come back and just get the regular one though. Less work lol
- The soba tea is so on point. Don't forget to keep asking for more hot water - the soba is robust enough for multiple cups.
- The cold soba are my favorites here, especially in warm weather. Also the house made fresh tofu app.
- Darshy NJuly 1, 2015Excellent buckwheat noodles. Good sake. Friendly staff. Try the fermented salmon with sake, So good! 🍶 🍣
- Adam FlemingOctober 20, 2013Unbelievable value; everything made fresh before your eyes in the open kitchen. Healthy Japanese Home Cookin' never tasted this good
- Sahil KathawalaSeptember 9, 2015The cold soba is a super good hot day meal, and they're soba, broth, protein is really really good.
- The soba noodles with hot dip are the best. The fried chicken appetizer is great too. Cash only.
- For the none spicy people try the stamina dip/warm soup great for when you are feeling run down. Save room for dessert.
- Daniel AFebruary 9, 2019Get the warm mera mera soba and thank me later 😉 (note: not shown in my picture)
- The miso coleslaw is so good, you might want two orders.
- Aya NakamuraJuly 8, 2013The cold soba says that it's a dipping sauce, but it was bukake style where the sauce is poured over the noodles. It was a little weird to have takuan as a topping on my noodles...
- Joni YuJune 6, 2016Kamo (means duck)Soba so good! The grapefruit zest gives it perfect lift of the flavors!
- Adrienne LiuApril 30, 2014Mera Mera soba is the best! Mix of spicy, curry, and coconut flavor! Waaaay better than the Stamina soba.
- Village VoiceSeptember 27, 2013If you love thin noodles then you must try the stamina soba, which is cooked in a steaming pork broth.
- JeffreyJuly 20, 2014Chef-owner Yoshihito Kida amplifies flavor with toppings like pork kimchee, chicken meatballs, and Japanese curry.
- Handmade tofu for appetizer, then stamina soba or chicken meatball dipping soba! Pair it with some junmai sake for dinner.
- Dan DarouvarSeptember 12, 2016Pork Kimchee Soba! Warm or dipping one! It's the only thing I get here and other dishes don't sound appealing to try.
- Bacon mochi comes out more like dim sum turnip cake. Fried chicken is great! Save room for the soba soup at the end
- Liz TangJanuary 6, 2014Great food with reasonable prices! Tiny place, cash only, and you won't be seated unless your entire party has arrived.
- Sonia NagdaDecember 26, 2014Get the seaweed salad. It's like no other seaweed salad you've had before.
- Christopher LebronJanuary 29, 2016The salmon roe spring rolls were crazy good, and the kimchi was en pointe!
- MonicaMay 29, 2014The sansai soba is a delicious mix of forestry vegetables, including bamboo shoots and tiny mushrooms. 🍄
- Larger space than the original location, but slightly different menu (no yuba here). New items include Mera Mera dip and Mexican soba.
- SunainaSeptember 15, 2014This place has some great udon noodles and ramen. Try it hot or cold. They are both great.
- AdnaMay 19, 2016Limited group seating! Staff is friendly and very attentive. Coming here was a full experience.
- Melissa RheaOctober 11, 2013Mera Mera all the way.. And the silky tofu! Cannot emphasize enough how much I recommend these two dishes.
- Chris LApril 17, 2014“dipping soba,” where you dip cold noodles into a hot, concentrated broth (and then dip them into your mouth).
- Aiah WiederOctober 13, 2013Pork and okra croquettes to start, and kimchee pork soba (hot)—mochi for dessert.
- Pratheeksha KSNovember 18, 2016Great vegan options. Friend said he loved the Miso broth with pork. Cozy and inexpensive
- Gabriel Barth-MaronSeptember 6, 2014Amazing hand made soba at a great price. Come for a truly authentic experience.
- Siena ChiangOctober 11, 2012Same delicious menu and great service as the first, tiny location with less of a wait and beer and sake!
- Tom VandenbogaerdeSeptember 13, 2016Great place for noodles. Just beware, if the menu says spicy, it really is!
- Order a Kyona salad, chicken meatballs, a Mera Mera dip soba and a Mochi.
- CassidyApril 5, 2014Eat at the old location if you can - food is just as good but they don't quite have the aesthetics down (bright lights, blaring music)
- Open late, very authentic, cash only. MUST TRY the green tea affogato.