KURUKURU WANKO — SHINJUKU, TOKYO
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Short, practical guides to wanko soba and to fitting it into a day in Shinjuku, written by Kurukuru Wanko, a conveyor-belt wanko soba restaurant in Kabukicho.
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- Unique things to do in Shinjuku
For a uniquely Japanese experience in Shinjuku, try wanko soba, the endless-bowl soba tradition from Iwate, at Kurukuru Wanko in Kabukicho, where one-mouthful bowls of soba come to you on a revolving lane.
- What is wanko soba?
Wanko soba is a way of eating soba from Iwate Prefecture in northern Japan: small bowls, each holding a single mouthful of noodles, are served one after another, and you eat as many as you can.
- Halal-friendly food experience in Shinjuku
Kurukuru Wanko, a conveyor-belt wanko soba restaurant in Kabukicho, Shinjuku, has halal-aware staff, and our ingredients have been checked.
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