
Yakisoba has been a friend of the common people, filling their stomachs with the appetizing aroma of sauce. Recently, specialty yakisoba restaurants have been popping up one after another, each with their own specialties. We have picked up three yakisoba restaurants in Kyoto recommended by our editorial department, where the noodles and sauce are the key to the flavor, so be sure to give them a try.
The owner, Ms. Oura, renovated her family's 100-year-old house to open this restaurant. Since its opening, she has not raised the price of her teppan-yaki, and new items are constantly being added to the menu, including the appetizing yakisoba, and the pork belly with eggplant and tomatoes, which is now available for 1,540 yen. All dishes are made with extra virgin olive oil, making them healthy and stomach-friendly.
Yakisoba mix: 1,320 yen; take-out: 1,296 yen. [The noodles, which are supplied by Nakato Sugimoto Noodle Factory, are perfectly mixed with the sweet and spicy special sauce. Many repeat customers order it with garlic for an extra 50 yen. The rich flavor will keep you coming back for more.
Go to the end of the alley, marked by a sign on Miyagawa-cho Street. Mr. Tanabe, a native of Gion Negi-yaki Kana, serves chilled beer and teppan food from dusk until 4 a.m. the next morning at the counter, which is full of a sense of seclusion. There is also a full menu of appetizers that are sure to stimulate conversation.
Yakisoba Hoso 1000 yen, take-out 1080 yen. Wagyu beef hoso is not greasy, but has a plump texture and a delicious flavor. The sauce is a blend of two types of Kyoto's local sauces, which add a savory aroma on the griddle, and is thoroughly mixed with thin noodles from a noodle factory in Wakayama.
[This is the fourth yakisoba specialty restaurant from Menya Yuko. In addition to the standard sauce flavor with a spicy aroma that stimulates the appetite and the salt flavor with a rich shellfish broth flavor, the newly released meat yakisoba is not to be missed. The homemade noodles are available in two types: thin and thick.
Shio yakisoba 750 yen, large portion 850 yen (same for takeout). The deep flavor of the special salt sauce combined with the shellfish broth from Menya Yuko is the best. The noodles are very thick and curly, making it a very satisfying dish.
This is the sister restaurant of Teppan-yaki and Okonomiyaki Jin in Nijo Takakura, which has many chef fans. As soon as you sit down at the U-shaped counter, the aroma coming from the teppan stimulates your appetite. You can choose from four main ingredients: pork, squid, beef tendon, and beef hormone.
Sauce yakisoba and pork 750 yen. A large serving, almost double the price, is +200 yen. The noodles, made by aging the dough overnight, are thin but firm. The sauce is a blend of five different Kyoto-born sauces, with a mild sweetness and a punchy flavor.
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