Okinawa soba's dissection! I have a drink when I come to Okinawa
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No. 1 Soki soba
Okinawa soba (three meat)
3rd place Tabichi soba
4th place Yushi Tofu soba
No. 5 vegetable soba
Recommended by area! Okinawa soba shop
[By Area] Yanbaru, Northern Region
A hundred years old landlord
Nago-shi | Light and thin noodles
Okinawa soba in old folk house is a different taste.
"Agu no Meat Soba Set" is made by carefully stewed Agu pork with plenty of umami ingredients.
Churahana Bettei
Nago-shi | Light and thin noodles
New sensation! Homemade ultrafine noodles
Special Okinawa soba's homemade noodles are made with unique blended wheat, Okinawa salt, and local spring water. Good with three pieces of meat cooked slowly over low heat.
Soba shop Yoshiko
Motobu-cho | Light and thin noodles
Tebichi soba, which has a reputation in the local area
Tebichi soba with plenty of gelatin is quite soft because it has been cooked for a long time and has been cooked. Putting seasonal vegetables on top of it.
Kishimoto Shokudo
Motobu-cho | Light and thick noodles
A long-established store that has been in business for more than 100 years
Handmade noodles made with charcoal supernatant are made using the same manufacturing method as it was at the time. The soup made with plenty of bonito is perfectly compatible!
[By Area] West Coast Resort Chubu
Hanamura soba
Onna-son | Thick noodles and thin noodles
A cup of local customers who are particular about soba and bowls
The soup made by boiling pork bones, chicken galaxy, vegetables, etc. for a long time and blending bonito and kelp is a deep taste that condensed the taste of ingredients.
Okinawan cuisine restaurant island time
Onna-son | Light, thin noodles/thick noodles
Excellent soup using high-quality ingredients!
The soup is a special taste that combines Aguo bone, Rishiri kelp, and thick cut bonito flake. Enjoy natural taste without any chemical additives.
Nakamura soba
Onna-son | Thick noodles and thin noodles
The three-piece meat protruding from the vessel is impressive!
The responsive trimmed meat is soft enough to be melted with chopsticks, and the taste that spreads in the mouth is delicious. The thin noodles are entangled well with the soup. (The number is limited.)
Kinzuki soba
Onna-son | Light and thick noodles
Unique homemade raw noodles containing prefecture wheat
The smooth and sticky raw noodles and soup made with eight kinds of fish knots combined to make it a bliss. Let's eat it together with three meat seasoned with an exquisite balance.
[By Area] Central American Village Central Area
Miyachi STUDIO&COFFEE
Okinawa-shi | Light and thick noodles
Juice soba with pork bone soup and seafood
You can fully enjoy Okinawa Ryumi pork soup stock and seafood soup stock. Let's add clams and homemade sushi car!
[By Area] Naha Shintoshin, Urasoe
Noodle restaurant,
Naha-shi | Super light and thick noodles
Homemade noodles laid for a day have a different body.
Homemade noodles, which are particular about traditional handmade, have a strong elasticity and smooth throat. Uses reduced water suitable for noodles with bonito flavor.
Kenpo's bassy
Naha-shi | Super light and thin noodles
Boasting special soup that takes time and effort
The soup made with pork and bonito over 2 days has a clear and light taste. At lunchtime, many local businessmen gather.
Ighuh
Naha-shi | Super light and thin noodles
Taste the origin of Okinawa soba
Homemade handmade noodles are exquisite in a luxurious soup made with bonito and agu pork. It goes well with fluffy egg toppings.
Kamesoba Port Town Main Store
Naha-shi | Light and thin noodles
A secret dashi made of 100% Agu pork
Don't get tired soup made with bonito added to rich dashi with umami extract of Agu pork. Uses chewy Kamehama Seimen noodles.
[By Area] Southern part
Southern soba
Itoman-shi |Light and chire noodles
Tebichi soba with plenty of umami and collagen
The large tebichi (pork foot) placed on homemade hand-fired raw noodles is slowly cooked in a secret sauce. It goes well with bonito flakes.
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