Shimbashi Soba (Closed)

Hiyashi Kamo Soba $18.80 ( chilled noodle with roast duck & poached egg ). Was feeling hungry and yet want something refreshing so i instantly thought of chilled noodles cause usually can't go too wrong. Roast duck itself was ok. I find it nothing too special despite being from France! The chilled soba and poached egg was actually more enjoyable. The dressing was good and definitely has the refreshing taste i wanted. Poached egg was done beautifully despite being not in a super pretty presentat

I love set dinner when i'm feeling hungry and want a bit of everything. And looking through the menu, i'm so tempted to order everything! Haha. In the end, i chose Asari Tonyu Soba set $23.80 which consist of chilled soba, clam soup, braised pork belly rice, salmon sashimi, chawammushi and dessert of the day. Sounds good from the above description!! I was super full after my meal. The food here hardly disappoint and is tasty! Good choice for Japanese food.

Just catching up with ex-colleagues at Shimbashi Soba, it was one of the popular restaurants at NEX Shokutsu 10 – Yokoso! Japan. Surrounded by various Japanese choices, we stayed on our initial plan. We sat down and started to discuss what to eat. Cozy atmosphere, we took our time to pick our preference.According to the first page of Menu, Soba was a kind of healthy handmade noodles. Using natural Wheat Flour and Soba Flour, dough was kneaded and boiled freshly. Proven to be good for liver, colo

I usually see people eat Soba as sort of a side dish in Japanese Restaurant so I was quite surprised when there was this restaurant selling mainly soba in Shokutsu 10 in NEX.We ordered a hot soba, chilled soba and a mixed katsu respectively. I really liked the hot soba as the soup was refreshing but not too salty, together with the seaweeds, it was very delicious. The set was less than $20 and came with sushi and sashimi. What I didn't like was the soy sauce that is given was too salty. The chil

Shimbashi Soba is a delicate restaurant that specialized in Soba. You could definitely expect a very good quality soba from them. They serve a variety of cold and warn soba, one would find themselves very impressed, just like us. We both ordered Shokado set. For Shokado set A ($22.90), you will get a bowl of cold handmade soba (or warm soba if you'd like) with assorted vegetables, salmon and kajiki sashimi, assorted sushi, sweet young corn and egg omelette with mentaiko sauce, as well as chawanm

Shimbashi Soba is a Japanese restaurant, located at Nex, selling Japanese food, mainly soba, handmade by professional soba masters.The ambiance was great. They have the Japanese feel.Service was fine as well. Friendly and jovial, pretty staffs Salmon Don Set. $17.90 + 10% service charge ($1.70) + 7% GST ($1.38) = $21.05The Salmon Don Set consists of:A small plate of chilled or warmed sobaA small bowl of sushi rice topped with salmon and Japanese yamFried tofuTwo slices of orangeSalmon Rice with

I must say the soba at Shimbashi Soba located at Nex Serangoon Central is really good. The soba is tangy and fresh, supposed to be eaten with the duck stew in the set. The duck stew consists of vegetables and duck meat which smelt very fragrant and tasted great too. It costs $18.90 for the set which I felt was worth the money. I like the ambience of the restaurant as it is tucked at a cosy corner.

Dropped by Shimbashi Soba at NEX for dinner and I had their Shokado B from their all day set meal ($21.80). The set comes with a choice of cold/warm soba noodles, salmon slices, chicken ball in teriyaki sauce, potato salad and dessert. Although everything came in small portions, the entire meal is actually very filling. I had cold soba which was not bad. The salmon sashimi was very interesting- half of it was raw and the other half of the sliced was cooked, so you could taste the contrast betwee

This is my second time trying this soba,first time tried i find that not really nice,this time while walking pass ,i saw from display it looked so yummy so i went in for a triedI ordered their soba setI think their soba was all handmade,the soba was quite smooth , but soup base /sauce was a bit blend,abit lack of taste,Their fried stuff was just so so,the salad tasted not bad ,quite fresh Overall i rate 5/10

The specialty of the restaurant was Handmade Soba, hence, both the dishes we ordered were soba.Because it was also a hot and tiring day, we had opted for the chilled soba choice.We ordered one of their in-house tea drinks where each mouthful of tea had the infused taste of multigrains. Also, feel free to ask them for the water that they keep from cooking the soba. It's definitely different from what you'd normally drink in restaurants.Chilled soba choice with mushrooms and egg!I really liked thi

My friends are having all praises for this Japanese restaurant’s soba! It was quite expensive though, so that explains why it’s my first time trying it out.(:Looked through the menu and could not decide which one to order. Many of the dishes have mushrooms and so that makes my choosing even more difficult since I don’t like mushrooms. All of them seem tempting even with mushrooms as one of the ingredients, but in the end I decided to drop off all dishes that has mushrooms, so that left me with j

The husband and I were walking around the Japanese Food Street at Nex and I suppose it was the short queue and freshly made soba on display that lured us into the restaurant.Truth be told, I was not too impressed with the variety of soba mains offered - it appeared that it was the same options either served warm or cold. A somewhat hasty decision was made, fueled by a rumbling stomach, and I ordered the warm Ume Ten Oroshi Soba ($17.80, buckwheat noodles topped with grated daikon, Japanese plum,

I was craving for Japanese food and happened to pass by the soba making display they had at Shokutsu 10- Nex.The restaurant was also quite full, so we thought, why not give it a try?I ordered the tempura soba set and you could choose between cold or warm soba. Cold soba has a savory (light sauce?) sauce while the warm soba was basically soba in broth (kinda like udon broth?).I really disliked the warm soba, urgh, it was really awful and nothing special about it at all.The side dishes however, w

Was there for early dinner on a Saturday evening, apparently they are having promotion from 12.30pm - 5.30pm daily with their Mini Don Set for $8.80. With an additional top up of $6.00 we got a cup of drink + dessert. We only stepped into the restaurant at 5.25pm and the staff were very friendly to give is the promotion. Initially was expecting the portion to be pretty small as the set said that it was 'mini', however the portion came up to be pretty big. With warm/chilled soba + mini don + frui