Food and drinks
- Alcohol Served
- Beer available
- Light bites
- Lunch menu available
Horikobashi
A moment to unwind in the city.
Discover the unpretentious charms of Horikobashi in Mibu Morimaecho, Kyoto, from thick-broth curry soba and bubbling nabeyaki udon to dashi-simmered oyako-don, konoha-don, and seasoned kayaku rice.
01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
Located in Mibu Morimaecho in Kyoto's Nakagyo Ward, Horikobashi is the kind of neighborhood noodle shop you drop into when the craving strikes for freshly made noodles. The lineup covers a broad spectrum, ranging from basic kake noodles in simple hot broth to toppings like simmered herring, tempura, and niku nanba with meat and scallions. Among the hearty choices, the curry soba—featuring meat coated in a thick, starchy broth woven with fragrant spices and savory dashi—and the bubbling nabeyaki udon served in an earthenware pot are perennial favorites for those seeking a warming bowl.
Alongside the noodle selections, the menu features rice bowls served with a clear soup, as well as seasoned rice dishes. Familiar comforts like oyako-don, konoha-don, and tentoji-don showcase gently cooked egg steeped in flavorful dashi, delivering a nostalgic taste. Diners can easily tailor their meal to their appetite, whether by ordering a side of savory kayaku gohan seasoned rice or pairing a rice bowl with a mini serving of udon.
The interior offers both counter and table seating, providing a tranquil atmosphere where solo diners can eat comfortably without feeling rushed. Payment is cash only, so having bills and coins on hand ensures a smooth transaction from ordering to settling the bill.
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03 / TAKE A LOOK AROUND
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04 / YOUR NEXT STOP
19 Mibumorimaecho, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto, 604-8831
Please contact the venue directly with enquiries or reservation requests.
Approximate hours based on listed information, in Japan Standard Time (JST)
Please check with the restaurant for business hours.
BEFORE YOUR VISIT
Takeout is not available; dine-in only.
A wide variety of soba and udon dishes are available, including "kake" (¥500), "kitsune" (¥650), "sasame zaru" (¥700), and "nabeyaki" (¥1,100).
Rice bowl selections served with clear soup include "oyako", "tendon", and "kinugasa", alongside side options like "kayaku gohan" seasoned rice (¥350).
Payment is cash only. Electronic payment methods such as PayPay, d-barai, au PAY, Rakuten Pay, and transit IC cards are not accepted.
The restaurant has a quiet atmosphere well suited for solo dining, and table service is provided.
There is no wheelchair-accessible parking.