牡蠣蕎麦(かきそば)始まりました

席予約について:2024年8月より席予約の際に料金がかかります。席の予約は6名様までとし、大人1名様につき500円の予約席料がかかります。土日祝日ランチタイムは予約出来ません。7名様以上の団体様は一度来店し受付をして下さい。予約枠が満席の場合はお断りすることもございます。Regarding seat reservations: Starting in August 2024, a fee will be charged for seat reservations. Seat reservations are limited to a maximum of six people, and a reservation fee of 500 yen will be charged per adult. Reservations cannot be made on weekends or holidays during lunchtime. Groups of eight or more people must come to the restaurant once to make a reservation. We may decline your reservation if the reservation slots are full.0134-33-1212受付時間Reception time10:00-21:00 [ ピークタイムは電話に出ることが出来ない可能性があります。 ]

メールでのお問い合わせはこちら 出来ればメールでのお問い合わせをお願いします。定休日を挟む場合翌営業日に返信します。Click here for email inquiries.Please contact us by email if possible.In particular, for customers overseas, we ask that you contact us by email in order to ensure smooth response.If there is a regular holiday, we will reply on the next business day.

Yabuhan’s business day

Notice for vegetarians and vegans

Notice of business hours change

We are closed every Tuesday and Wednesday.
The schedule may change irregularly, such as when it falls on a public holiday, so we will notify you on this website.

Change in lunch time business hours
11:30 open ~ 14:30 last order

11:15 open ~ 14:30 last order

In addition, we will close as soon as we run out of soba for both lunch and dinner. Although the last order time is listed, the closing time for reception may be earlier depending on the level of congestion.

We appreciate your understanding as this is to help our staff recover from fatigue and maintain their health.

2024Tsukimi-Soba

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Tsukimi is one of the well recoginised Japanese traditional festivals, known as “moon viewing”, honouring the beautiful moon and celebrate and pray for the autumn harvest.

Tsukimi takes place on the 15th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar since it is believed to be the brightest and most beautiful on this night due to dropping the tempature causes clear sky at night in Autumn.

That day is Tuesday, September 17th.

In Japan, there is a custom of decorating the room with Japanese pampas grass and dumplings during the moon viewing festival. Japanese pampas grass is displayed in front of the storehouse. The family crest, known as the “kamon,” is modeled after the moon. Please take a look.



Go straight ahead on the one-way street and come to the left willow tree as a landmark.

●Regular holiday:
 

We are closed every Tuesday and Wednesday.The schedule may change irregularly, such as when it falls on a public holiday, so we will notify you on this website.

Thank you for your understanding.


 
New Year:
 We will be closed for New Year holidays (1/1-1/4) every year.


●Staff training:
 

Every other year, we will visit soba restaurants in various towns for staff training.
In that case, it will be a consecutive holiday, but in that case we will inform you in advance on this website and blog.


●Maintenance and inspection work:
 

Our building was completed in 1986. Since more than 30 years have passed, maintenance work may suddenly enter.
In that case, we will notify you in advance on this website and blog, so please understand.


 
●business hours:

Business hours: Changes will occur from October 2023.
Old
Business hours: am11:30-pm14:30 (Last Order)
Break time: pm14:30-pm17:00
Business hours: pm17:00-pm20:00 (Last Order)

New
Business hours: am11:15-pm14:30 (Last Order)
Break time: pm14:30-pm17:00
Business hours: pm17:00-pm20:00 (Last Order)

Reception will close as soon as the soba noodles are gone for both daytime and evening hours. The last order time is listed, but please note that the reception closing time may change depending on the day.

●Due to recent price hikes and staff shortages, we will be offering a limited menu. It was a difficult decision for us to make as we continue to be unable to offer our popular menu items.
Even if there are seats available, depending on the crowd, it may take quite a while to be seated.
The order of delivery may change depending on the contents of your order.

We apologize for any inconvenience caused to our customers.
We appreciate your understanding as this is to help our staff recover from fatigue and maintain their health.

Customer free parking available for up to 7 cars

As shown in the photo above, there are 7 cars across from the store.
Parking is available.

The two cars on the left can be parked in parallel. If you come with two cars, you can use them if they are vacant.

小樽・蕎麦屋・籔半 Otaru・Soba・Yabuhan Store Guide

Trade name:Otaru・ Soba・Yabuhan
Corporation: Yabuhan Co., Ltd. 

Year of foundation: December 20, 1954 (Showa 29) Capital: 5 million yen
1990 (2002) Capital: 10 million yen

Founders: Akira Ogawara and Toyoko
Predecessor: Tadashi Ogawara
Proprietress: Hitomi Ogawara
Chef: Makoto Higuchi
Young proprietress: Asuka Kawano


Address: 047-0032 Shizuya-dori, 2-19-14 Inaho, Otaru City
Japanese Address:〒047-0032 北海道小樽市稲穂2-19-14
JR Hakodate Main Line Otaru Station 7-minute walk
Phone: 0134-33-1212(+81-134-33-1212)
*Please note that inquiry by phone may only be available in Japanese.
Fax: 0134-31-2015(+81-134-31-2015)
Cards: credit cards/transportation/various electronic money accepted
e-Mail  :info@yabuhan.co.jp
URL   :https://yabuhan.co.jp/

Twitter :https://twitter.com/wakajoh
Blog :http://blog.livedoor.jp/sobaya_oyaji/


Access: 6-minute walk from JR Otaru Station, 300m, 2-minute walk from Nagasakiya Shizuya-dori Exit

In summer, the “willow tree” is a landmark.

Our shop faces “Shizuya-dori” on the Ipponkai side of National Route 5 in the JR Otaru Station area.
Shizuya-dori is a one-way street from Sapporo to Yoichi.
Enter Otaru City from Sapporo on Route 5 and turn right at Inaho 2-chome “Midoriyamate-dori” intersection. Go down from the national highway toward the port, turn left at the first intersection (the street between the industrial hall and Mos Burger = Shizuya street) and enter.  
Our shop is on the left side (mountain side) after about 100m down Shizuya-dori.
It is a Japanese-style building marked by a willow tree.

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