Fantastic little corner in Kawaramachi! You do not need a fancy place to create wonderful experiences. Cheap and quick udon noodles soup with soba. Lovely Japanese old lady managing the venue, and delicious food.

Located right in the middle of Shijo Kawaramachi, this is a great option if you want a quick meal in this area. Overtourism due to inbound tourism has become a social problem in Kyoto these days, and the impact on infrastructure in Kyoto City is particularly large, making it difficult for restaurants to serve customers smoothly. In particular, this store is not always crowded, and the food is offered at a low price, so it is a great help for Japanese people and is a popular store. It is truly a hidden gem in Kyoto.

A safe budget option in a busy district of Kyoto. Soba or udon between 300-500 yen for standard bowls.

A typical udon and soba noodles shop. Food is cheap and quick. The food is decent and hot soup is always great on a cold day! It goes as cheap as 380yen for a plain bowl of noodles and soup. I got the kitsune and tempura udon. The tempura is just tempura batter fried into a circle. The soup and ingredients also go deliciously well with the togarashi (japanese chili powder). Great spot for a quick and easy breakfast

Miyako Soba Kawaramachi branch is a stand-up soba restaurant located in Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture. **access** Miyako Soba Kawaramachi branch is located about a 3-minute walk from Hankyu Kawaramachi Station. It is also about a 5-minute walk from Keihan Gion Shijo Station. **Facility** Miyako Soba Kawaramachi branch is a standing soba restaurant with counter seating only. The inside of the store is small and has a homely atmosphere. **menu** Miyako Soba Kawaramachi branch's menu focuses on soba noodles. You can enjoy a variety of soba including kake soba, tempura soba, and curry soba. **comprehensive evaluation** Miyako Soba Kawaramachi branch is a long-established stand-up soba restaurant in Kyoto. **good point** * Reasonable price * Delicious soba * Homely atmosphere **Bad points** * Can get crowded **Recommended people** * People who want to enjoy standing soba in Kyoto * People who want to eat delicious soba at a reasonable price **Specific impressions** I visited Miyako Soba Kawaramachi store in July 2023. Kyoto in summer was crowded with many people. The inside of the store was small and had a homely atmosphere. What I ordered was Kakesoba. The soba noodles were fragrant, slippery, and very delicious. It can get crowded, so we recommend arriving early. Below, we will introduce the specific appeal of Miyako Soba Kawaramachi branch. * **Reasonable price** Kake soba at Miyako Soba Kawaramachi store costs 250 yen. The prices are very reasonable for a stand-up soba restaurant in Kyoto. * **Delicious soba** The soba noodles at Miyako Soba Kawaramachi branch are fragrant, slippery, and very delicious. * **Homely atmosphere** The interior of Miyako Soba Kawaramachi branch is small and has a homely atmosphere. It can be easily used even by one person. **Notes** * Can get crowded

In one of the tourist areas and with a lot of people, you find this small "old-fashioned" place, frequented by locals, with delicious udon or soba ramen. It's run by an older Japanese couple. You eat standing at the bar, but it's part of the experience. The menu is not very extensive but it is specialized and above all it is delicious and at very popular prices of between 390 and 600 yen. Highly recommended. I hope it maintains this authenticity and flavor for many more years.

Normal Kyoto, Not travel site.

Awesome udon/soba at an amazingly affordable price. Ideal place to grab some quick soupy noodle nearby Shinkyogoku.

Cheap and delicious. Most customers are locals and they seem to be regulars there judging by the way they had a chat with the owner.

This is a place where you can taste traditional Japanese soba and udon!! I ate fried tofu soba and nisin soba, and it tasted clean and without unnecessary ingredients!!! It tasted like you can't imagine mackerel drowning in water, but it was harmonious without being fishy haha. It opened early at 8 a.m., so it was a great place to have breakfast. I really liked the ambience of this restaurant, where you can eat standing up. Plus, the price is reasonable. The owner is also kind~!!! When I saw locals eating a bowl of udon noodles and triangular kimbap on their way to work, I thought it must be a delicious restaurant! This is a place I want to visit again next time I come to Kyoto! No, I want to visit Kyoto to taste the soba here!