01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
About this place
Stepping inside Sansho-ya in Higashi-Kanamachi, Katsushika Ward, diners are greeted by a comprehensive menu spanning noodle soups to hearty rice plates. Particularly dependable at mealtimes are the casual combination sets, such as ramen or wonton soup served alongside a half-portion of fried rice. Whether you want a light, broth-based chuka soba accompanied by aromatic fried rice or prefer pairing your carbs with silky wontons, the menu makes it easy to match your appetite on any given day. For a change of pace, ordering a half-portion of Japanese curry with ramen or soup offers another satisfying choice.
Fragrant Fried Noodles and Varied Noodle Soups
The à la carte selection is equally broad, highlighted by standout stir-fried noodle dishes like savory sauce yakisoba, salt-seasoned shio yakisoba, and crispy age-yakisoba loaded with toppings. Those in the mood for vegetables can opt for tanmen or spicy vegetable ramen, while deeply comforting wonton-men and rich miso ramen offer plenty of variety across repeat visits.
Everyday Dining Around the Table
Fitted with table seating, the dining room has a relaxed, unhurried atmosphere that works just as well for a solo lunch as it does for an informal evening drink. With beer, chuhai, and sake on hand, it makes an accommodating setting to unwind over plates of gyoza and savory stir-fries. Payment is cash-only, so be sure to have Japanese yen ready before stopping in.
