Shinagawa Okina

Old school soba shop. No English menu, but the staff is very friendly and will help you. Just remember three words: atatakai - hot, tsumetai - cold and osusume - recommendation. So decide what type of soba, hot or cold, you would like and then ask for their recommendation. Usually, they will recommend seasonal dish.

Fantastic soba, the best I tried yet! Also the attitude is very friendly and helpful despite the language barrier. Will surely come back any time I am in the Shinagawa area.

Small restaurant but a good experience. Owner cannot speak English so you might need to know some Japanese to enjoy the meal. Duck/Kamo soba is the most famous one but all the food are good. Reconned to visit earlier or later then meal time if you are a tourist, because local salary man will be so many....

It is a delicious soba shop outside the business district. Assorted appetizers require reservation, but seasonal ones enjoyed the goodness of the ingredients. Edamame delicious ️Miso grilled buckwheat is fragrant, and both buckwheat and miso are exquisite.

Very high quality soba. Sobagaki dumpling is also highly recommended.

Good self-made soba, but nothing too special. Little pricey.

Nice soba noodles! Very friendly staffs. And they do have English menu.

Prices are quite expensive but this is the best soba I’ve had in Japan so far. Highly recommend.