Nemurian
📍 1-chōme-16-4 Kanda Sudachō, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 101-0041, Japan
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Google: 4.1 • TripAdvisor: 3.5
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Tucked away in the bustling streets of Tokyo, Nemurian is a hidden gem that offers an authentic soba dining experience. This quaint restaurant, often difficult to find, provides a cozy ambiance reminiscent of a traditional Japanese home, making diners feel as if they've stepped into a local's kitchen. With its focus on homemade soba and a menu that celebrates simplicity and quality, it has garnered a loyal following among locals and adventurous tourists alike. While the menu is exclusively in Japanese, this adds to the charm, inviting patrons to immerse themselves in the true essence of Japanese dining. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with the owner often seen personally crafting dishes, ensuring that each guest receives a taste of genuine Japanese hospitality. It's a perfect spot for friends looking to enjoy a meal together, or couples seeking an intimate dining experience, away from the tourist traps. A must-visit for those willing to explore the culinary heart of Tokyo.
Signature Dishes
- •Mori soba
- •Tofu
- •Dashi-maki-tamago (fried egg cake)
- •Chizu-no-miso-tsuke (miso flavored cheese)
Overall rating 4.0 / 5 (145 reviews)
Google: 4.1 (130 reviews)
TripAdvisor: 3.5 (15 reviews)
Customer Reviews
It seems difficult to find this place because it's located behind the other building and the entrance almost couldn't see clearly from the outside. It serves delicious traditional authentic soba, recommended to try. For foreigners, may you need translator to read the menu because the menu only served in Japanese Letter and also the owner only speaks Japanese. But you must try it to get real ambience of Japan..
I came here alone but really enjoyed a nice meal and solo time. Best soba i’ve ever had, and a lovely homy vibe. Entrance hard to find but worth the effort
If you happen to find this hidden restaurant, you will be asked to leave. It's just for locals. Owner was a bit rude but a costumer there told us there was no room ( there were open tables).
We went based on a recommendation off a website The place itself is down a dark street in its own little alleyway marked by some red banners with no obvious sign (see photo) It's more like being inside a house with small number of seats, we were lucky to get a spot instantly though apparently it's often quite busy and reservations are recommended. The owner seemed to be running the entire place on his own! The menu is completely in Japanese, we relied on google translate so our tips are: 1. One side of menu is extensive list of alcohol/drinks, other side is soba and appetisers - again see photos 2. There are two soba options: mori and 2 type mori. If you order 2 type mori you get two serves of soba. 3. Look up how to eat soba noodles before you get there Good luck!