Soba Totto - Menu

211 E. 43rd St., New York 10017, United States

🛍 Asian, Vegan, Japanese, Vegetarian Friendly

4.4 💬 4139 Reviews
Soba Totto

Phone: +12123778947,+12125578200

Address: 211 E. 43rd St., New York 10017, United States

City: New York

Menu Dishes: 35

Reviews: 4139

Website: https://www.soba-totto.com/

"Good food with attentive service! Their soba was definitely tasty! The vegetables soba I ordered got a little sweetness and the noodle was flavorful. The grilled meats and mushrooms were nicely priced with a wide range of taste. Their beef tongue was especially good. I don’t like their tuna tartar as it tasted not very fresh to me though my friend liked it a lot. Overall a very good Japanese restaurant with good price. Remember to make reservations or arrive early on Friday night. It is packed!"

Full menu - 35 options

All prices are estimates on menu.

Appetizer

Deliciacies

Sushi

Kobachi

Starters

One

Asian

Noodle

Broiled

Chicken Wings

Sushi Rolls

Entree

Side Orders

Sakana

Appetizers - Vegetables

Sagami

Chicken

Entrées

Japanese Specialties

Hot Small Plates

Shukō

Fusion Asian

Abendszeit - Warme Beilagen

Appetizer From Kitchen

Traditional

Grab ‘N Go Size Entrees

Val Val

Lively, tasty and affordable, by NYC measures. Be aware that the yakitori (skewers) menu is only available for dinner. Lunchtime options are all bowls.

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Reviews

Ruthie
Ruthie

Read that they're closing end of June, so I came back after not having been for a while. Their lunch menu is adequate and the service is always prompt. I...


Lingxiao
Lingxiao

Came here with a group of 10+ people and sat in the semi-private room close to the entrance. Let me just preface my review by saying that the service was...


Vince
Vince

If you follow us on social media, you'll know that Vince loves his Soba Noodles... Something about a lighter meal that tastes perfect makes him so happy.... View menu


Ellen
Ellen

Got the chef's daily special which includes hot/cold soba, salad, and pork katsu. The soba noodles were clean tasting and the pork katsu was thick and crispy. The meal was great and filling and paid around $30 for lunch.


S
S

One of my fav Japanese restaurant around UN. Their Yakitori are very good. Kawa and chicken wings are FIRE! This is Unagi Uni Don, their special don dish, it was DELICIOUS! 4/5 just bc their price is quiet high for the portion and quality. I go almost every month for their yakitoris tho!


Jeannie
Jeannie

Their lunch sets are the best deal. You get to choose your set, protein or seafood, then it's paired with salad, hot or cold soba noodles and a small plate of edamame. On this visit, I ordered the snow crab, sea urchin (aka uni) and salmon roe bowl. Excellent. Fresh and delicious. Paired my set with the hot soba, the broth is awesome. Reasonably priced and a hidden gem. View menu


C
C

They have 100% buckwheat soba noodles and a great selection of skewered meats, veggies, and even fish. I love their salmon with mayo and a generous helping of salmon roe. But my favorite dish is a bowl of rice with snow crab, salmon roe, and a shockingly generous (and delicious/fresh) helping of uni for about $30. This place is always pretty crowded but the food is great and service is crazy fast.


ESB
ESB

This had been (pre-pandemic) my go-to Japanese near GCT for several years. We had a decent meal but somehow it feels like it won’t be around for long. Prime time on a Thursday night was not even half full yet Resy said no tables available. Weird. My sashimi bowl was meh. The pork katsu curry was nice. Takoyaki was good and karaage was juicy. My beer at $9 felt small. Maybe I’ll give it another try if it’s still around.


Tian
Tian

Good food with attentive service! Their soba was definitely tasty! The vegetables soba I ordered got a little sweetness and the noodle was flavorful. The grilled meats and mushrooms were nicely priced with a wide range of taste. Their beef tongue was especially good. I don’t like their tuna tartar as it tasted not very fresh to me though my friend liked it a lot. Overall a very good Japanese restaurant with good price. Remember to make reservations or arrive early on Friday night. It is packed! View menu

Categories

  • Asian Experience a culinary journey through Asia with our diverse menu. From the spicy flavors of Thai curry to the savory umami of Japanese sushi, we offer a wide variety of dishes that celebrate authentic Asian cuisine.
  • Vegan "Delight in our vegan menu, offering a vibrant selection of plant-based dishes crafted with fresh, seasonal ingredients. Savor flavorsome meals that are as nourishing as they are delicious." View menu
  • Japanese Savor the essence of Japan with our selection of fresh sushi, flavorful ramen, and delicate sashimi. Each dish reflects authentic techniques and ingredients, delivering a genuine taste of Japanese culinary artistry.
  • Vegetarian Friendly Delight in a selection of dishes crafted for vegetarian enthusiasts, featuring fresh vegetables, innovative flavors, and nutritious ingredients to satisfy every palate. Enjoy a wholesome and delicious dining experience.

Amenities

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  • Takeout
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