Soba Noodle Azuma

Absolutely outstanding restaurant! :) As if the food wasn’t already 10/10, the staff is 100/100 and so wonderfully kind and sweet! The food choices are so ridiculously plentiful and you can come here over fifty different times and get different combinations each time. The food was just satisfying and wonderful to the max. I’m happy I’m within walking distance here but I’d come still even if I wasn’t!

A good option for cooked Japanese food in this area, especially for soba noodles! Cold or hot. They also serve udon noodles. Have visited a few times over the years, most recently for dinner on a cold night for some hot soba. Large variety of toppings - add on some appetizers too. A fan of the tempura and fried oysters. Pickled mackerel appetizer was very good (if you’re into that). Hot soba was satisfying - but the duck topping was just okay. Recommended.

We came here to try the soba noodles. I ordered the set #2 which came with a lot of food. It's the same price for small, regular or large for the Soba. I ordered cold noodles. The sides were good. Soba were cooked good. The dipping sauce for my needed a little more flavour so I added some spice to it. The service was great! Overall I would say it was alright, maybe Soba noodles aren't my thing and are for others. Definitely worth checking out if you are into Soba or want to try Soba.

Really like this hidden spot! It is just soooo chill and cheap compared to other places around. I have to say not every dish is outstanding but it’s a place that nothing goes wrong. Their soba and udon were really great. Not soggy and soft. Just order with sides you like. I personally like their edamame a lot..!

This place was delicious! Soba was extremely refreshing and you can get up to 300grams of soba for the same price as 100grams depending on your appetite of the day. We got the second set on the menu and it came with soba, dipping sauce ($2 extra), 6 pieces of sashimi, tempura, some veggies, and a choice of dessert between warabi mochi and mochi ice cream. For the soba, it comes cold on a bamboo rack in a bowl and you are supposed to add the scallion and wasabi into the tsuyu dipping sauce and then dip the soba into the sauce. The tempura was very nicely battered and just delicious and the soba was a great refreshing component of the meal. They also have a selection of other Japanese dishes like donburi and also hot soba. I really loved the quickness and the ambience of the restaurant as well. They also have single seats by the bar so if you’d like to eat alone by the bar, it’s a great setting. The warabi mochi was the one we picked for dessert and it was so good. Cold, refreshing, jelly like but alittle chewy and the matcha was not too sweet, absolutely perfect. I loved this place and looking forward to coming back!! A great place for lunch on a weekday or weekend! Note: it can be alittle expensive if you get the larger sets with all the things I mentioned above, but generally the smaller soba sets without sashimi and dessert seem to be within a $20 +/- $5 price range.