Love a great neighborhood Okinawa soba place! Saw the flags and followed the alley way and found this lovely charm! The decor is beautiful! Take off your shoes as you enter the building. It's a ticket machine & YEN only. The menu has photos with numbers <1,2,3> so ordering was super easy even if you don't know Japanese. No parking on site.

Soba was exceptional, springy with great flavour. Service and ambiance was very relaxing and in true Okinawa style.

I usually detest vegetarian options but this one would be a rare exception. Their house made tofu is one of the best tofu I've ever had--light, silky and puffy. It comes with a miso paste (which has just the light level of saltiness) to adjust the taste of the soup (which can be pretty plain by itself). I highly recommend even to meat lovers to try the tofu option.

Best food I ate during my year long stay in Japan. Would come back to Okinawa just to eat here again.

It was a bit hard to find the shop hidden in a small lane. Look out for the red sign. First time I tried Okinawa soba and it taste really great! Service was excellent too. English menu available.

9/2023 Parked in a coin parking a little ways away. Buy ticket at vending machine and take shoes off. I think it was just about noon on Saturday; we hardly waited to sit down. Got to sit in the corner where you can see the lovely pink bougainvillea outside. The huge glass wall was so clean that you could hardly tell it was there. The soba was good, and the tofu amazing. Never had anything like it! (See other reviews for description lol.) I was never too interested in yushi-tofu, but if it’s made of tofu of this quality, it’s something else! (And in this case you don’t necessarily have to put it in with the soba…) And the waitress lady was cordial and cheerful 😊 When leaving the shop just under an hour later, there were quite a few people in line. Glad I got to come 🤗

quaint restaurant that serves self-made Okinawa noodles. highly recommended. owner's really friendly as well.

Found this place in a pinch in the middle of an intense typhoon downpour. The Sooki Soba was incredible and unique. Smoky broth, and home made noodles. Sooki was a little tough, but taste was on point. We shared one large bowl and it was just enough to warm us up and fill our bellies on a wet day. Atmosphere is on point, service was amazing, price was very reasonable, and the location is in a great little alleyway. Would recommend!