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“Revelatory dining”
We were truly fortunate to snag three spots at the limited seating by showing up just before opening and politely inquiring about availability. Food tells a story, and Tamawarai excels at immersing its guests in the narrative of its soba. The austere setting focuses one’s attention on each dish as... the set menu is unveiled at careful intervals that promote an appreciation for the craftsmanship at play and that build anticipation as the meal goes on. Ingredients and skill are the stars here, not flashy presentation nor fanciful technique. The sobagaki highlights the buckwheat perfectly, but the soba, of course, is the climax, revelatory in its simple and traditional presentation that attentive staff helpfully explain to the uninitiated. Relish in the time you spend at Tamawarai: as with any good story, one doesn’t want this meal to end; however, unlike a good read, most of us won’t be able to return to this one whenever we long for it.
Visited May 2024