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About this place
Some diners pair grated-daikon soba with a curry rice bowl; others choose zaru soba or duck dipping soba. At YumeKAN, you can opt for the clean taste of cold soba or enjoy it with dipping broth, depending on your mood. Listed prices are ¥750 for zaru soba, ¥850 for grated-daikon soba and ¥1,050 for duck dipping soba. One diner who tried the grated-daikon soba praised the noodles’ firm texture, while others have mentioned enjoying soba-yu after their meal.
Order soba on its own if you want it to take centre stage, or consider a curry rice bowl for an extra dish. One visitor ordered grated-daikon soba with a curry rice bowl, a way to add a small bowl of rice and curry to a soba-focused meal. For a little more variety, there is also oyaki. The menu describes it as containing ten grains and lists nozawana greens, mixed vegetables, green onion miso, pumpkin and shimeji mushroom as options. It is a dish to consider when you would like to add a local speciality to your soba meal.
