Kanoya Shimbashi Soba and Udon is a popular noodle shop in Shimbashi Station, serving fast and affordable soba, udon, and tempura.
The shop is very popular and often busy, but service is fast and the turnover is quick, so even when it looks crowded, you usually do not have to wait long before eating.
Kanoya Shimbashi Soba & Udon
かのや 新橋駅構内店
Bacal's Rating
★★★★☆ 3.8 / 5
Store Information
Address :
3-16-23 Shinbashi, Minato City, Tokyo
Opening Hours :
[Mon-Sat] 7:00 AM - 10:30 PM
[Sun & Holidays] 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM [1, 2]
Closed: Open 365 days (No scheduled holidays) [1]
*Opening hours may change. Please check the official website for the latest information.
Access :
Go out of JR Shimbashi Station via the Karasumori Exit.Walk straight for about 100 meters and turn left at the first traffic light.
Walk a few more steps, and the restaurant will be on your left immediately!
▸ Ordering Tip
Ticket machine available.
Purchase your meal ticket before taking a seat.
▶ What I Tried
Zaru Soba with Chikuwa Tempura | ざるそば＋ちくわ天
Many customers seem to order hot soba rather than zaru soba, which makes sense because the aroma of the warm dashi broth drifts outside the shop and really makes you hungry.
Personally, though, I prefer the combination of zaru soba and tempura here.
Taking a bite of the cold soba, then a bite of crispy tempura, and alternating between the two makes for a really satisfying combination.
Shrimp Tempura Rice Bowl & Hot Udon | 海老天丼＋温かいうどん
The soba is good, but the udon is also surprisingly tasty.
Whenever I order udon here, I always end up adding several toppings. The toppings are inexpensive, so I figure I might as well try a few different ones.
The udon broth is pretty good too, with a light and comforting flavor that works well with all the extra toppings.
▶ Final Thoughts
The shop opens early in the morning, so it can get quite busy during breakfast hours.
Even so, the service is extremely fast. After buying your meal ticket and joining the line, your order is often ready by the time it is your turn.
So even when the shop looks crowded, you usually do not need to worry too much about how long it will take.
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