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Dig Into These Great Soba Noodles in Las Vegas

11 great places to find Japanese soba noodles in Las Vegas

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Soba noodles are noodles made from buckwheat flour, and surprisingly have no actual wheat in them. This makes soba noodles safe for a gluten-free diet or those who are gluten sensitive. Soba noodles are also considered healthy pasta as they are less in calories than traditional white pasta. Because buckwheat contains antioxidants, a large amount of fiber, vitamins, minerals and more, soba noodles are a usual choice for those on a macrobiotic diet or those who are trying to watch their weight. Commonly used in Japanese fare, soba noodles can be served hot or cold, depending upon the dish. Examples include cold soba noodles, mixed with a homemade soba sauce, sautéed soba noodles mixed with a protein like fish or beef, and even soba noodles in ramen instead of udon noodles. Here, 11 best places to try the flavorful and healthy soba noodles.

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Chabuya

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Chabuya has a variety of choices for both cold and hot noodle dishes where guests can select soba noodles. For a hot dish, choose the Gyu Niku, thinly sliced beef rib-eye and egg with soba noodles, and for the cold dish, try the Age Nasu, soba noodles with eggplant with grated daikon radish.

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Kushiyaki Inyo

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This Asian fusion establishment dishes up the crowd-pleasing Zaru Soba, cold soba noodles with fresh soba sauce. Pair it with one of Kushiyaki’s specialties, the bone marrow dish, a tasty display of roasted beef bone with truffle red miso, shaved bonito, fried herbs and milk toast.

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Begin your meal at Miko’s by ordering the tempura, a mixture of shrimp and vegetables in crunchy tempura batter. Both hot and cold soba noodles dishes are also available to order, but a favored dish is the Chicken Yakisoba, fried soba noodles mixed with chicken, vegetables and a special yakisoba sauce.

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Momo Sushi

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At Momo Sushi, guests can order number of different soba noodle menu items, like fried soba noodles with chicken, beef, or vegetables, or the cold zaru soba, soba noodles mixed with house soba sauce. Try the shrimp tempura soba and pair it with the popular When I Fall In Love sushi roll, a deep fried spicy tuna roll with albacore and masago, topped with eel and yum yum sauce.

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Osaka Japanese Bistro

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One of the first Japanese restaurants in Las Vegas, Osaka offers sashimi as well as teppan grilled meat and seafood. No matter what you decide to order, pair it with the light Zaru Soba, cold soba noodles mixed with house soba sauce.

Other Mama

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Visit Other Mama during dinner time to try any one of their ever-changing cocktails like the vodka-based Penelope or the Japanese whiskey based Vivian. For your meal, order the wild shrimp salad, a combination of shrimp, beets and soba noodles. Be sure to add kim chi rice.

This Japanese charcoal grill house serves the unique cold green tea soba with green tea flavored soba noodles served with a poached egg on top.

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Sake Rok

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A beloved appetizer at Sake Rok is the soba noodle, a combination of soba noodles, miso vinaigrette, pickled shimeji and ikura. No matter what you decide to order for your entrée, finish your meal with the sweet honey toast for dessert.

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Sushi Takashi

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Tucked into Chinatown, Sushi Takashi serves the in demand soba salad, a mixture of greens and tomatoes piled with cold soba noodles.

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Teriyaki Madness

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If you’re in a rush, swing by Teriyaki Madness and order their Yakisoba Noodle bowl. The bowl contains fried soba noodles, mixed vegetables, your choice of chicken, beef, tofu or more vegetables, and home-made stir-fry sauce.

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Tokyo Cafe

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Head to Tokyo Café in North Las Vegas to try fried soba noodles, where patrons can choose beef, chicken, vegetables or shrimp to mix with their noodles. If you’re in the mood for something cold, a specialty here is the tempura cold soba, cold soba noodles with shrimp and vegetable tempura.

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Chabuya

Chabuya has a variety of choices for both cold and hot noodle dishes where guests can select soba noodles. For a hot dish, choose the Gyu Niku, thinly sliced beef rib-eye and egg with soba noodles, and for the cold dish, try the Age Nasu, soba noodles with eggplant with grated daikon radish.

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Kushiyaki Inyo

This Asian fusion establishment dishes up the crowd-pleasing Zaru Soba, cold soba noodles with fresh soba sauce. Pair it with one of Kushiyaki’s specialties, the bone marrow dish, a tasty display of roasted beef bone with truffle red miso, shaved bonito, fried herbs and milk toast.

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Miko's Izakaya

Begin your meal at Miko’s by ordering the tempura, a mixture of shrimp and vegetables in crunchy tempura batter. Both hot and cold soba noodles dishes are also available to order, but a favored dish is the Chicken Yakisoba, fried soba noodles mixed with chicken, vegetables and a special yakisoba sauce.

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Momo Sushi

At Momo Sushi, guests can order number of different soba noodle menu items, like fried soba noodles with chicken, beef, or vegetables, or the cold zaru soba, soba noodles mixed with house soba sauce. Try the shrimp tempura soba and pair it with the popular When I Fall In Love sushi roll, a deep fried spicy tuna roll with albacore and masago, topped with eel and yum yum sauce.

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Osaka Japanese Bistro

One of the first Japanese restaurants in Las Vegas, Osaka offers sashimi as well as teppan grilled meat and seafood. No matter what you decide to order, pair it with the light Zaru Soba, cold soba noodles mixed with house soba sauce.

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Other Mama

Visit Other Mama during dinner time to try any one of their ever-changing cocktails like the vodka-based Penelope or the Japanese whiskey based Vivian. For your meal, order the wild shrimp salad, a combination of shrimp, beets and soba noodles. Be sure to add kim chi rice.

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Raku

This Japanese charcoal grill house serves the unique cold green tea soba with green tea flavored soba noodles served with a poached egg on top.

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Sake Rok

A beloved appetizer at Sake Rok is the soba noodle, a combination of soba noodles, miso vinaigrette, pickled shimeji and ikura. No matter what you decide to order for your entrée, finish your meal with the sweet honey toast for dessert.

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Sushi Takashi

Tucked into Chinatown, Sushi Takashi serves the in demand soba salad, a mixture of greens and tomatoes piled with cold soba noodles.

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Teriyaki Madness

If you’re in a rush, swing by Teriyaki Madness and order their Yakisoba Noodle bowl. The bowl contains fried soba noodles, mixed vegetables, your choice of chicken, beef, tofu or more vegetables, and home-made stir-fry sauce.

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Tokyo Cafe

Head to Tokyo Café in North Las Vegas to try fried soba noodles, where patrons can choose beef, chicken, vegetables or shrimp to mix with their noodles. If you’re in the mood for something cold, a specialty here is the tempura cold soba, cold soba noodles with shrimp and vegetable tempura.

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