We have just added a new tour combining a hands-on soba making class wtih a walking tour of the Kappabashi Street's many kitchen supply stores. After a client, who went on this tour in July enjoyed it so much, we have decided to offer it as a regular tour.

You will start the day in the kitchen of a small soba restaurant with the owner/chef who will give you a two hour hands-on class on how to make soba noodles from scratch. And the fun part is, you will be doing everything. You will learn how to mix the flour into the right consistency, roll the dough into a long rectangle shape and hand cut it into noodles using a soba knife. After the class they will cook your freshly made soba noodles for you to enjoy. You will have an opportunity not just to taste how great handmade fresh soba is, but soba you have just made. Should you choose, the chef will package your remaining noodles for you to take.

Kappabashi Street is famous for its numerous specialty kitchen supply stores. This is where both professional chef's and home cooks come to stock their restaurants and kitchens. Browsing through some of the shops you will find great bargains and the chance to pick up some great souvenir gifts. Perhaps a soba knife for you now that you know how to make these delicious noodles.

Soba Making Class and Kappabashi Walking Tour

45 Comments

  • 1 Sharon wrote:

    please could you provide me with more details on the soba/kappabashi tour pls
    thanks

    10/20/2011 at 12:21 pm Permalink

  • 2 Barry Shortt wrote:

    Hi, could you provide us with details about how much the soba and market tour costs as well as how long it lasts in total.

    Also, do you run the tours on Thursday/Fridays and if so do you have space for two people on the 31st May or the 1st of June?

    Many thanks, Barry

    05/17/2012 at 11:12 pm Permalink

  • 3 Hannah Heffernan wrote:

    Hello,

    Four of us will be in Tokyo, 8th-11th of August.
    We would love to attend this Soba cooking class. Please tell me if anything will be available.

    Thank you

    06/25/2012 at 8:39 am Permalink

  • 4 jill klein wrote:

    im in tokyo august 13, 14, 15th. im a chef from san francisco. i want to make soba and shop. please email me your availability. i speak english.

    08/06/2012 at 9:57 am Permalink

  • 5 Gabby wrote:

    Hi, pls email me on the availability for next week. Need an English speaking class pls. Thks!

    09/14/2012 at 12:54 am Permalink

  • 6 Candace wrote:

    Hello! I'd love to do this tour; is there more information on costs, place, and times? I'd also like to do the Candy-Making Tour so information on that would be appreciated as well!

    09/25/2012 at 12:34 pm Permalink

  • 7 Vivian Zaloom wrote:

    Can you please give me more information on the soba making and Kappabashi tour. Is there one on Dec 3 and what is the cost. Thank you.

    11/20/2012 at 9:33 am Permalink

  • 8 Theron wrote:

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    Melrose location will be on Saturdays and Sundays. t do everything
    so you have to choose where your preferences are.

    This will involve learning how to properly clean, store and use
    your professional chef knives.

    05/02/2013 at 5:40 am Permalink

  • 9 Monica Quach wrote:

    Please provide me with more information about the soba making class. What time do we start and how much? Thank you.

    07/26/2013 at 2:17 pm Permalink

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  • 11 Theresa Chin wrote:

    Do you have Soba making classes available between 12th - 14th Jan 2014 or 18th - 19th Jan 2014?

    If available, appreciate details of the classes.

    Thank you.

    01/10/2014 at 3:17 am Permalink

  • 12 Annie wrote:

    Hi!
    Are you able to email me about the cost per person to do this tour and what days it can be done? Thank you!

    Annie

    01/21/2014 at 11:46 am Permalink

  • 13 Elaine wrote:

    Hi! I would like to know if this tour is available for two people on the 12th June please? Also how much does the tour cost? Thanks. Kind regards Elaine

    05/19/2014 at 5:58 pm Permalink

  • 14 Sharon wrote:

    Hi,

    I will be in Tokyo from 5-8 July and 10-11 July. I will be with my aunt and grandma. Is this tour available then, and how long is the tour, and what is the cost?

    Thank you!

    06/25/2014 at 2:22 pm Permalink

  • 15 Rebecca wrote:

    Hi, my friends and I (4 of us in total) are interested in this tour on the 2nd of December but are happy to take neighboring dates as well. Can you please provide the cost and availability times of this tour please?
    Thank you!

    11/14/2014 at 10:00 pm Permalink

  • 16 Alex wrote:

    Hello, I will be in Tokyo from 18-31 December with my wife. Is the soba making class and tour available during this time?

    Thanks!

    12/15/2014 at 12:27 am Permalink

  • 17 Kaley Mish wrote:

    In Tokyo March 23-25 2015. Please send details about this tour. Thank you.

    02/03/2015 at 11:01 am Permalink

  • 18 Natsu wrote:

    Can u pls advise price of this soba making tour? We will be there in mid-June 2015. Thank you.

    03/18/2015 at 3:17 pm Permalink

  • 19 Judy wrote:

    We will be in Tokyo in September.
    Is this tour still available?
    Please send details.

    03/30/2015 at 2:51 am Permalink

  • 20 Judith wrote:

    Hi!
    I'm interested in joining the soba making and kappabashi walking tour. I'm currently in Tokyo, please email me if you will have the tour tomorrow, April 2nd,2015.

    04/01/2015 at 11:27 pm Permalink

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  • 22 Yoko wrote:

    Hi, can you provide me more details of making soba? I will go Tokyo between 1-4 Oct and would like join the class. Thank you

    08/19/2015 at 10:53 pm Permalink

  • 23 vicki chung wrote:

    Hello, I will be visiting tokyo from 19th Sept-21st Sept, do you have soba classes during this time? Thank you!

    Vicki

    09/17/2015 at 1:52 pm Permalink

  • 24 Anna wrote:

    Hi, could you provide us with details about how much the soba and market tour costs as well as how long it lasts in total.

    Also, do you run the tours on Fridays/ Saturday's/Sunday's and if so do you have space for three people this weekend? Pls let me know. Thanks!

    11/27/2015 at 10:53 am Permalink

  • 25 Kelly wrote:

    Hi, I will be in Tokyo from 21 to 23 Jan 16. Could I have the details for this tour? We have 2 pax. Thanks.

    01/06/2016 at 7:40 pm Permalink

  • 26 June wrote:

    Do you do evening food tours? There will be two of us staying in Shinjuku 11th April 2016

    03/05/2016 at 4:55 am Permalink

  • 27 Yee Sy Ying wrote:

    Hi there,

    I will be visiting Tokyo on 28-31 May and is interested in joining the Soba Making Course.

    Could you please advise the availability date and cost.

    05/19/2016 at 9:44 pm Permalink

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    How to book the soba noodles making tour?

    08/18/2016 at 9:17 am Permalink

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    How can I book this tour please? Thank you!

    11/24/2016 at 1:28 am Permalink

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    how can I book???Thx

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