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Really good local restaurant serving soba and udon with tempura or pork cutlets or duck soup. There's another udon noodle store next door which is more popular as Leonardo DiCarprio visited but this store seems more traditional and authentic. I find more locals visiting this which is good. The prawn tempura was outstanding, as in the pork cutlet. The soba was very nice and most locals ordered a big portion of it.
STEK TANSTEK TAN
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I contacted this restaurant weeks before I visited the place, and the owner was so helpful, even with my limited Japanese. The experience I had when my family and I were there was great. We loved the foods, and the waitress was so helpful in explaining each dishes on the menu. Certainly will go there again if I was in the area.
Riska NurmarliaRiska Nurmarlia
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We had launch in Tatame mode, pretty uncomfortable if you’re not used to eat sitting with your legs crossed, but it’s still an experience to do. The service is quick and friendly. The food however is not as good as expected: the large shrimps, although “large”, very well breaded, but I’m not a fan of the taste, they seemed lacking a sauce or a garniture that overcomes the fried oil taste. The Miso soup was excellent, and the rice was well cooked.
Moustapha MahmoudMoustapha Mahmoud
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Touristy but was very decent. Had the tempura soba set for 1900 yen. Prawn was huge and soba was tasty. I really enjoyed the tempura - was really crunchy... But some people (traditionalists) may not like it as it's not the standard style tempura which is more fluffy. Prices are high but what you get for the money is fair.
BossBoss
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I ordered the prawn tempura over rice, as it looked amazing in the window outside but I was so disappointed. The prawns were over cooked, leaving a rubbery and chewy texture. I think that the prawns are cooked earlier in the day, then refried when served. I was unable to finish my meal and would not recommend.
El ElephEl Eleph
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Late lunch at motohakone before heading off to hakone yumoto. Must admit that our first choice was the deep fried chicken karrago a few shop units back but it closed early as it was sold out for the day....really unexpected 😂. But this place shinsho soba did not disappoint either.
Mark YeoMark Yeo
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Nearby Attractions Of Shinshō Soba
Hakone Shrine
Hakone Sightseeing Cruise Motohakone-ko Pier
Heiwa no Torii
Odakyu Hotel de Yama
Onshi-Hakone Park
Lake Ashi Pleasure Boat Moto-hakone Port
Narukawa Art Museum
Kuzuryu Shrine Shingu
Washintei Hougetsu
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6-17 Motohakone, 箱根町 足柄下郡 Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 250-0522, Japan
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+81 460-83-6618
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shinshou-soba.gorp.jp
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3.9
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Relaxed option with lake views specializing in handmade noodles paired with seasonal ingredients.
attractions: Hakone Shrine, Hakone Sightseeing Cruise Motohakone-ko Pier, Heiwa no Torii, Odakyu Hotel de Yama, Onshi-Hakone Park, Lake Ashi Pleasure Boat Moto-hakone Port, Narukawa Art Museum, Kuzuryu Shrine Shingu, Washintei Hougetsu, Hotel Rakuun, restaurants: Bakery & Table Hakone, Salon de thé Rosage, 絹引の里, La Terrazza, Hakone Karaage Karatto, Gongen Karamemochi, Restaurant Bright, Ashinoko Terrace, Ashinoko Chaya, Hakone Cheese Terrace

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