Strong elasticity and hardness are attractive! 3 popular soba restaurants found in Yamagata!

Yamagata Prefecture is famous for its chewy soba noodles!
Traditional inaka soba, Sarashina soba using only the core of buckwheat flour, and crispy tempura.
Would you like to visit Yamagata Prefecture to taste authentic soba?
It is sure to change the way you think about the soba noodles you usually eat!
This time, we will introduce three popular stores in Yamagata Prefecture!

Stone milled 100 percent soba Morihisa

Morihisa in Higashine.
As the name suggests, this is a restaurant where you can enjoy soba noodles made with aromatic buckwheat flour ground in a stone mill.

The selling point of this store is that if you enter the store between 10am and 11am when the store opens, you can get a 200 yen discount on all 100% soba noodles! A large size of Juwari Soba usually costs 850 yen, so if you use the ``early bird discount'' it will be 650 yen! Great deal!

And if you order vegetable tempura (300 yen), you can have as much vegetable tempura as you like, but only once . Salad and pickles are free, and you can have as much as you want for the first time !

Of course, we also have a wide variety of side menus such as individual soba noodles and tempura.
Among the tempura menu, Gesoten is popular.

Crisply fried tempura and soba go perfectly together. If you want to eat your fill of 100 percent soba in Yamagata, the home of soba, why not come and visit us!

INFORMATION

  • Name: Stone milled 100 percent soba Morihisa
  • Address: 3-6-55 Chuohigashi, Higashine City, Yamagata Prefecture 999-3729
  • Phone number: 0237-41-0327
  • Access: 5 minutes by car from Tohoku Chuo Expressway Higashine IC

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Soba restaurant Shojiya main store

Shojiya is a long-established soba restaurant that has been in business for 150 years. This is a famous store that is close to Yamagata Station and has good access.

Shojiya's specialty is "Ita Soba"

You can enjoy the thick, chewy soba noodles that are unique to Yamagata.

The popular menu ``Aimori Itaten Soba'' has a reputation for being able to enjoy two types of soba! A hearty service and hearty menu that comes with Toichi soba, Sarashina soba, and tempura!

``Toichi Soba'' 10% buckwheat flour and 10% fillet, and the more you bite into it, the richer the sweetness spreads in your mouth.
``Sarashina soba'' is made using Sarashina flour, which is the starchy center part of the buckwheat , and is pure white with a delicate sweetness.

``Aimori Itaten Soba'', where you can enjoy two types of soba at once, is a dish that you must try at least once!

INFORMATION

  • Name: Soba restaurant Shojiya main store
  • Address: 14-28 Saiwai-cho, Yamagata City, Yamagata Prefecture 990-0038
  • Phone number: 023-622-1380
  • Official URL: https://www.shojiya.jp/

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Araki soba

Arakisoba, a popular restaurant located in Murayama City, Yamagata Prefecture, was founded in 1919 and has a quaint appearance in a thatched-roofed house, which is rare these days .

The interior of the store is filled with an old-fashioned atmosphere, with tatami mats and bare light bulbs. The retro space that is currently trending is one of the most popular.

And surprisingly, Araki Soba only “board soba” !

Authentic soba made using only carefully selected buckwheat flour purchased directly from soba farmers. The soba noodles are made by hand only for that day, and are thick and chewy. You can choose between 1 serving and 1.5 servings, so if you want a filling meal, try 1.5 servings!

Another Arakisoba specialty is ``herring stew in miso . The herring that is stewed soft and soaked in flavor is exquisite!

This is a famous restaurant that is constantly visited by customers even on weekdays, so please make sure to leave plenty of time to visit. Why not come and try Araki Soba's ``Ita Soba'' made with the original taste of soba?

INFORMATION

  • Name: Arakisoba
  • Address: 65 Okubo Ko, Murayama City, Yamagata Prefecture 995-0111
  • Phone number: 023-754-2248
  • Official URL: https://arakisoba.com/

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