Edogawa City, Tokyo, Japan｜葛西めんや

Kakiage tempura soba Located under the railroad tracks of Kasai Station, the restaurant has a standing counter space and two seats outside where you can sit and eat. It's not that big, but I was able to eat it without lining up quickly. Open from 7am on weekdays. Ticket machines are cash only. Noodles can be selected from soba, udon, and kishimen. This time I chose soba. The kishimen I ate last time was chewy and very delicious, so I personally recommend kishimen over soba. Kakiage is very delicious with large cut onions, and this restaurant is the only choice. Plenty of green onions and wakame seaweed, and a lot of ingredients, so I'm very satisfied.

The morning of the last day of the trip. I won’t forget the fried soba noodles I ate at the entrance to a rainy subway station. It was really delicious and the price was very reasonable. The soup was clean, the onion fries were so delicious, and the generous amount of seaweed, green onions, and delicious noodles...I keep thinking about it.

A standing soba restaurant located under the elevated Kasai Station on the Tozai Line. ``Tozai Soba'' along Kannanichi Street has closed, but this soba restaurant in front of Kasai Station is still surviving. The other day I traveled to Izu Oshima and had Asuha Ten Soba, and you can also get Asu Yo Ten Soba here. This time, I had green forest soba (named arbitrarily) along with shungikuten♫ The store has a standing counter for about 6 people and a small table that seats 2 people at the front of the store. Meal ticket system. Open seven days a week, weekdays from 7:00 to 20:30, Saturdays from 7:00 to 19:00, and Sundays from 8:00 to 17:00.