Tsujiri Soba Review

My second time here, wanted to try their soba. I couldn't get a hold of them by phone and the online reservation is down. Good thing my brother and his friends were there so I asked him to reserve for me. When we were there I overheard people asking about reservation. The girl said they only take phone and in person reservations because they are pretty booked up right now.

It's still pretty packed in there after almost 2 months. I wanted to try their cakes but they are always sold out, I'll try it when it dies down. The service was not bad, the girl was very nice. One thing though, I wish they gave us 2 sets of soba menu, we had to share.

We both got the tonkatsu soba ($12.50 each).

When it came, I thought the size was kind of small. It looks just like a normal ramen. The look actually reminds me of this soy ramen that I had in Japan. It had this milky colour for the soup and it had enough flavour. It had this spicy oil in it but I didn't find it spicy at all. Neither did my friend who can't eat spicy.

The noodle had a good texture, I think it was a bit more soft than ramen, sometimes ramen has that chewy texture. I like how it was green, nice contrast with the white soup. I didn't like these red stuff in the noodle, I think they were saffron? I don't like the taste.

I honestly think they can put a bit more meat in it for that price. It was like one full cha siu chopped in half. I don't remember what it tasted like.

Overall, I thought it was not bad. I was surprised my friend finished it before me and it wasn't enough haha! Yes, I will come back again. I want to try their dip soba and their cake.