Kimihan Gotanda

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Found under the Yamanote tracks at Gotanda Station, Kimihan might look a little seedy from the outside, but is actually a well-run, clean and efficient eatery. Operated by the company behind the popular Tetsu tsukemen chain, they serve traditional chuka soba with niboshi (dried sardine) soup – a pleasantly aromatic mixture that isn't overly greasy and packs plenty of punch. The curly noodles are of the medium-thick sort, and strike up a nice balance with the soup. If you're only going once, try the tokusei chuka soba, their flagship dish, and choose from sides like fried rice, gyoza and wonton dumplings. Take-out is available and the shop stays open until the wee hours.

Details

Address
2-1-1 Higashi-Gotanda, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo

Transport Gotanda Station (Yamanote, Tokyu Ikegami lines)

Telephone 03 3491 2005

Open 11am-4am (until 11pm on Sun)

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Please note: All information is correct at the time of writing but is subject to change without notice.

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