[Tokyo] Seiro at Ginnan (手打ち蕎麦 銀杏) in Nishi-Ojima

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I had soba lunch at Ginnan (手打ち蕎麦 銀杏) in Nishi-Ojima with my friend. They are located in the residential area. Ginnan means gingko. The restaurant stands on a calm street. They don’t look like soba restaurant. Nevertheless it was just after the opening, most of seats were already occupied.

We ate some foods before soba. At first, tamagoyaki was served. Tamagoyaki is very popular food at soba restaurant. I expected it’s dashimaki (having soup stock), but it didn’t have. It’s normal tamagoyaki. But it’s good. It’s sweet.

Tamagoyaki (玉子焼き) 893 yen

And sobagaki. When I visit soba restaurant with someone, I order sobagaki without fail. Sobagaki is mochi made of soba powder. I love it. The soup is sobayu (broth or boiled soba). And those small things on the sobagaki is buckwheat seeds.

Sobagaki (そばがき) 1050 yen

And my Seiro was served. Seiro is simple soba. Soba and soup (Tsuyu = つゆ). That’s all.

Seiro (せいろ) 787 yen

So we can feel the flavor and tastes of soba directly.

Good. This soba is thin and soft. I like it.

And my friend order it. Oyster seiro. Because it’s Autumn, carrots were shaped maple leaves 🙂

Oyster seiro (牡蠣せいろ) 1417 yen

The soup had much extracts of oysters. It’s good, too. But I like normal seiro better than it because the strong soup was prevented from feeling the flavor of soba.

Sobayu (broth of boiled soba) after our meal. It’s not strong, so it’s easy to drink. We were relieved after meal

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Name Ginnan (手打ち蕎麦 銀杏)
Open Lunch, Dinner
Reservation Available for dinner time only
Credit card Available for dinner time only
URL Website, Instagram

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