About this spot
Mamehachi serves up hearty bowls of kake-soba where thick noodles are tossed in a rich, savory broth that rivals the city's top ramen shops. The counter seating offers an intimate view of chefs preparing fresh udon and soba with traditional techniques right before your eyes.
💡 Tips before you go
- Order the kake-soba early as the daily selection of toppings changes based on market availability.
- Bring cash only, as this historic spot in Nishiki Market does not accept credit cards or mobile payments.
Common Questions
How much does Mamehachi cost?
Expect to pay around 800-1,200 JPY per bowl, which is approximately $5-$8 USD depending on the noodle type and toppings.
Where is Mamehachi?
Located in the bustling Nishiki Market Area of Kyoto, you can find it by following the crowds through the narrow alleyways near the market entrance.
What should I order at a soba restaurant in Kyoto?
Start with a small side dish like tsukemono to cleanse your palate before diving into the main bowl of kake-soba or udon.
About this page
Restaurant: Mamehachi
Cuisine: japanese
Location: Nishiki Market Area, Kyoto, Japan
Source: Curated from local review platforms