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Minoya

  • CuisineSoba / udon / Japanese
  • CategoryTraditional
  • Rating★ 4.0
  • Price¥800–1,800 ($5–12)

Minoya sits next to Tsuwano Station in Tsuwano, Shimane Prefecture, in a traditional thatched-roof dining room serving soba, udon, and local set meals. The menu offers zaru soba, a Tsuwano-style udon, and a local teishoku set meal, giving travelers arriving by train a straightforward introduction to the region's noodle and set-meal traditions right at the station.

Minoya

Minoya sits next to Tsuwano Station in Tsuwano, Shimane Prefecture, in a traditional thatched-roof dining room serving soba, udon, and local set meals. The menu offers zaru soba, a Tsuwano-style udon, and a local teishoku set meal, giving travelers arriving by train a straightforward introduction to the region's noodle and set-meal traditions right at the station. The thatched-roof building gives the space a rustic, traditional character distinct from more modern station-area restaurants, with simple table seating suited to a quick meal between trains or before exploring Tsuwano's historic streets. There is no dedicated alcohol program; the restaurant focuses on noodles and set meals. Reservations are not required, and the restaurant operates on a walk-in basis daily from 10:30am to 4pm. Prices are affordable, from about ¥800 to ¥1,800, making it a practical, no-frills option for a Tsuwano lunch. Its location directly next to the station makes it one of the most convenient dining choices for travelers with a train connection to plan around.

Signature dishes

  • Zaru soba
  • Tsuwano udon
  • Local teishoku set

Good to know

Known for
Traditional thatched-roof dining room serving soba, udon, and local set meals
Hours
10:30–16:00 daily
Reservations
Not required

Location

Next to Tsuwano Station, Tsuwano, Shimane 699-5605

34.4506, 131.7776 View on map

Highlights

  • Thatched-roof dining room right next to Tsuwano Station
  • Zaru soba, Tsuwano udon, and a local teishoku set meal
  • Convenient for travelers with a train connection to plan around
  • Rustic, traditional building character

Tips for visiting

  • Convenient for a quick meal right before or after a train at Tsuwano Station
  • No reservation needed; the restaurant is walk-in only
  • Order the local teishoku set for a broader taste of Tsuwano home cooking
  • Open only until 4pm, so plan lunch accordingly

Accessibility

The thatched-roof building has traditional construction with possible raised thresholds; visitors with mobility needs should check seating on arrival.

Frequently asked questions

Is Minoya close to Tsuwano Station?

Yes, it is located directly next to Tsuwano Station.

Does it require a reservation?

No, it operates on a walk-in basis.

What are the hours?

It is open daily from 10:30am to 4pm.

What kind of food does it serve?

It serves soba, udon, and local teishoku set meals.