Behind the Counter at a Japanese Soba Izakaya Restaurant

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From the guide “Izakaya guide: ordering, cover charges and your bill”: An izakaya is a place to enjoy food and drinks. For a first visit, check the seating charge, choose a drink and some dishes, add more as you go, and follow the restaurant's checkout process.
From the guide “Soba in Japan: Hot, Cold and Regional Noodles”: Soba is a Japanese noodle dish made mainly from buckwheat flour, but the word does not guarantee that a dish is wheat-free or that its broth is free of fish.
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Izakaya guide: ordering, cover charges and your bill
Soba in Japan: Hot, Cold and Regional Noodles