Tachikawa, Tokyo, Japan｜Sunagawaen Jingoro

Awesome family run soba and udon restaurant. The restaurant has one table with stools, one long table with stools, and three kneeling tatami tables. In addition the menu is completly in Japanese but there are photos with the word for hot and cold in red and blue next to the images so perhaps you can get by without being able to speak Japanese. The price is very fair as my wife and I paid 2300 yen for meals that's were very large. If in the area and want to eat good noodles you cannot go wrong here.

I live fairly close to the place, so I occasionally go there during lunch time. We have soba and udon. There is no rice option. I've only ever eaten soba, but it's huge and delicious! I think women will feel full if they have 1.5 servings. This time I ordered Murasagi soba. Even more filling with lots of ingredients! They serve two types of soba soup: ponzu sauce and soba soup, and you can put it on as you like. I ate it with soba soup. (Since I have been there several times, I will also post photos of the food I have eaten so far (*^^*)) 1st photo ~ Purple soba 2nd photo ~ Mori Soba 3rd photo ~ Seirosoba 4th piece ~ Grated nameko soba 5th piece ~ Curry soup udon

I thought it was a Musashino udon restaurant, but... a "soba restaurant" is www(≧∇≦)b That's why I've only ordered "udon" w. We guarantee the taste! Even udon is delicious! I ordered the salad udon "Murasaki"! This is the shop's original udon! It's nice to have a large portion, and it's a restaurant where you'll be full and satisfied with the chewiness of udon!