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  • Japanese, Noodle Shops
  • 229 E 9th St, New York 10003
  • (Btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave)
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User Ratings (Based on 7 reviews)

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Other Restaurant Info

Phone:
(212) 533-6966
Website:
www.sobaya-nyc.com
Notes:
Visa, MC, AmEx
Hours:
Lunch Daily: 12pm-3:50pm Dinner Sun-Thu: 5:30pm-10:30pm Fri-Sat: 5:30pm-11pm
Serves:
Lunch, Dinner
Features:
Accepts Credit Cards

User Reviews

  • Posted by Dave on 08/15/2009

    Recommended: Best Soba

    Soba-ya is definitely the best soba in NYC. You can't really go wrong here if you're looking for authentic quality Japanese. If you're looking to get more bang for your buck, come during the lunch hours.

  • Posted by anonymous on 03/16/2009

    Amazing Noodles

    I'm a non-vegetarian and go to sobaya to eat their VEGETARIAN soba - absolutely love their Cold Noodles Sprinkled with Seaweed - it tastes so fresh and healthy...and best of all it's tremendously filling! Probably the best cold soba i've had this side of the continent

  • Posted by Anonymous on 08/29/2008

    LOL

    "We were not impressed with their cold noddle salad - it was bland with sparce seaweed sprinkled on top we had to "mix" our salad dressing (not sure why they couldn't mix it for us and let us drizzle it on top)." lol getting mad at a place for serving a dish in the traditional manner. great restaurant - recommend1

  • Posted by Anonymous on 04/13/2008

    Not recommended

    We went here Sunday night and were very disappointed that they had no veggie options even though their web site stated that they could make their noodles in a veggie broth. We were not impressed with their cold noddle salad - it was bland with sparce seaweed sprinkled on top we had to "mix" our salad dressing (not sure why they couldn't mix it for us and let us drizzle it on top). From what we could see they had a large waitstaff with few customers but our dishes took a long time to come out (over 40mins for a cold dish!).

  • Posted by Anonymous on 03/19/2008

    Surprisingly Filling

    I usually love these noodle houses, but more often than not, I find that the big bowl of soup is broth more than anything. Not true, here. I ordered the Kamonan (hot noodle with scallion) and I loved it. The broth was far from bland and had an incredibly pleasing aroma. The noodles were very fresh and plentiful and the duck meat wasn't overly rich but still gave the soup great flavor. Didn't try anything else, but the $15 I spent on my meal was well worth it.

  • Posted by Elaine on 03/14/2008

    Best cold noodle

    Everything is great except for the long wait. But the food is so delicious it's worth the wait. The cold soba noodle is a must try!

  • Posted by Anonymous on 03/14/2008

    Great Soba

    The atmosphere was great and the taste was good, much better than at other japanese restaurants in the city. I went there alone, and a girl can go in to the restaurant by herself:)

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