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Nakasei Kichijoji

Name: Nakasei Kichijoji
Address: 4-4-15 Kichijoji Honcho, Musashino-shi, Tokyo, Musashino-shi, Tokyo, JP
Telephone: +81422212891
Price range: JPY 4,500
Rating: 3.61

中清吉祥寺

3.61

（1 reviews）

JPY 2,000

JPY 4,500

Soba

Musashino-shi, Tokyo, Japan

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Reservations

Accepts reservations・Request reservation

Cuisine

Budget

JPY 2,000

JPY 4,500

Hours

Address

Nearby stations

0.75km from Kichijoji station

Facilities

No parking

No washlet

No barrier-free

No Wi-Fi

No power

August 30 to September 26, 2026

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An exquisite soba restaurant where tradition meets innovation

Nakasei Kichijoji is a wonderful soba restaurant that has entered a new era under the guidance of its fourth-generation owner. Inside the restaurant, you can savor meticulously crafted thin-cut soba paired with carefully selected sake. Each visit brings a delightful surprise, as the soba is a masterpiece infused with the skills of a craftsman. Enjoy a luxurious moment in a serene atmosphere with exquisite soba and sake.

Ratings

3.61（1 reviews）

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Food

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Reviews

グルメマフィア

@sak

Japan

Jun 24, 2019

3.2

Date and time of your visit: 6, 2015 Lunch

Budget per person: JPY 2,000

A local buckwheat noodle shop that you can go to If I lived in my hometown, I would visit this place quite often... But is it worth going all the way to Kichijoji to eat there? It might be hard to say... It's too far from the station! They seem to be particular about the buckwheat flour they use, and the buckwheat flour of the day is indicated on the label. There are several types of soba, so even if you come here often, you may get lost in the selection. They also seem to have a large selection of Sake, so there are plenty of snacks to choose from! So, it looks like a soba izakaya. It has udon noodles as well, but the soba is the main dish. They also have udon, but their main dish seems to be soba. The amount of soba is small and a little insufficient. The serving speed was unusually slow, which was a bit of a bottleneck. There were no other customers, so I guess it's OK to wait and have a drink! (I don't drink alcohol, but I don't drink.)