Nadai Fujisoba Mitsukoshi

creamydream

Foodie

10.0

Best bang for buck place in Mitsukoshi food court. Yasai kakiage and Aka Fuji (spicy beef noodles) are cheap yet satisfying. Just needs sashimi from the supermarket and you're set.

sugarsnap

Foodie

8.1

No wait time to order. Serving time was 2 to 5 mins wait. I'd say they are one of the reasonable priced restaurants at the food court. I ordered their oyakudon, and the serving portion is reasonable. The food was good. The servers were kind and accommodating. We will try their other options next time. It's a good restaurant that you can keep coming back to.

vanillavelvet

Foodie

8.0

Gyudon was ok. Ebi tempura was kinda ok. Soba was dry and kinda sticky, not that fresh (I've tried a number of restos in Tokyo for soba). Wasabi used was low quality. Overall passable, but if you want the real authentic taste, look elsewhere.

honeyhive

Foodie

8.0

The spicy beef Udon and mixed veggies tempura were affordable and good! I was surprised by the price we paid we got good quality meals. Definitely a recommended joint

kiwikraze

Foodie

4.0

I was born in Shibuya and grew up in Shinjuku, so I grew up with Fuji Soba. But did Fuji Soba die when it came to the Philippines? This is the first time I've had tempura with such a hard batter.