Yagiya

Savor the elegant scent of the sea in our "Aasa Soba"

Not only does our soba (buckwheat noodles) feature heaps of aasa (a type of Japanese seaweed) as a topping, but the aasa is also kneaded into the buck read morewheat noodles themselves to give the dish a hearty ocean fragrance. Enjoy it paired harmoniously with our naturally-flavored dashi broth. The aasa used in our Aasa Soba is a product of Kitanakagusuku, a village famous for the product. The seaweed is treated thoroughly with water, resulting in a fine aroma, smooth texture, and a pleasant fragrance. Our theme is to go above and beyond the expectations of those guests who've traveled from afar to dine with us. We emphasize not only our fine flavors, but our charming atmosphere, and warm Okinawan service and hospitality. Our building was constructed in Ryukyuan style, shortly after WWII. With the Ryukyuan red tiles, hibiscus flowers, and the Shiisaa statue on the roof, a scene that is quintessentially Okinawan will unfold before your eyes. learn more from chef