Nagasaka Sarashina Daimaru Tokyo

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Traditional Sarashina Soba from a Historic Tokyo Brand

Nagasaka Sarashina Nunoya Taheiji is a historic soba brand whose roots go back more than 200 years to the Edo period.

Known for traditional Sarashina-style soba, the restaurant offers a more refined and classic soba experience than a casual standing soba chain.

The Daimaru Tokyo location makes it easy to enjoy this long-established style of Japanese soba right next to Tokyo Station.

▶ Official Nagasaka Sarashina Website

Check the official Nagasaka Sarashina website for the latest menu and store information.

Nagasaka Sarashina Nunoya Taheiji
永坂更科布屋太兵衛

Bacal's Rating

★★★☆☆　3.4 / 5

Store Information

Address :
1-9-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo
Daimaru Tokyo 12F

Opening Hours :
Daily
11:00–22:00
(L.O. 21:00)

*Opening hours may change. Please check the official website for the latest information.

Access :

Located on the 9th floor of Daimaru Tokyo, directly connected to Tokyo Station.

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▸ Ordering Tip

Order directly from the staff at your table.

▶ What I Tried

Hot Soba with Tempura | 天ぷらそば

Hot Tempura Soba noodle soup with crispy shrimp tempura, seaweed, and green vegetables at Nagasaka Sarashina in Daimaru Tokyo Station.

The soba has a more traditional and refined feel than what you would get at a casual soba chain.

The noodles have a clean flavor and smooth texture, and the tempura adds a satisfying contrast.

The tendon set is also quite filling, so it works well when soba alone does not feel like enough.

Personally, I think the main appeal here is not something flashy or unusual, but the sense of eating classic Japanese soba from a long-established restaurant.

Zaru Soba & Tendon Set | ざるそば・天丼セット

Traditional Japanese Nishoku Soba (two types of cold buckwheat noodles) and small Tendon (tempura bowl) combo set with sweet and salty dipping sauces at Nagasaka Sarashina in Daimaru Tokyo Station.

This set lets you enjoy two different types of soba in one meal.

The hot soba is good, but personally, I preferred the cold zaru soba.

The cooler noodles made the texture and flavor stand out more clearly, and I found them more enjoyable overall.

▶ Final Thoughts

Nagasaka Sarashina is a good choice if you want to experience a more traditional style of Japanese soba rather than a quick casual chain.

The Daimaru Tokyo location is especially convenient for travelers, since it is directly connected to Tokyo Station and easy to visit before or after sightseeing or shopping.

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