[Tokoname access from Centrair] 3 Tokoname udon spots perfect for lunch

• Table of Contents
• Shall we have udon lunch in Tokoname?
• 1. Sankakuan Udon
• 2. Morita Aji no Yakata
• 3. Udon Kanmi Wabisuke
• Take a break from sightseeing in Tokoname udon noodles

Shall we have udon lunch in Tokoname?

Tokoname is a city easily accessible by train or car from Chubu Centrair International Airport. Known as the birthplace of Pottery Footpath ) . Located about 30 minutes from Nagoya, it is also popular as a lunch spot to stop off during your trip. In this article, we will introduce three recommended udon restaurants that will warm you up and make you want to stop by during Tokoname sightseeing.

1. Sankakuan Udon

Sankakuan is a long-established udon restaurant founded in 1927 (the 2nd year of the Showa era). As its name suggests, its triangular building is a landmark, and it has long been affectionately known to locals as "triangle udon." The udon noodles, characterized by their smooth texture and firmness, have maintained the same flavor for many years. The rich aroma of the broth made from horse mackerel and bonito allows you to enjoy a simple yet profound flavor. This is a Tokoname udon restaurant in Tokoname, with many fans who come from far and wide, as well as locals.

"Okanemochi" is a hearty miso stewed udon noodle dish with over 10 ingredients, including shrimp tempura, eggs, and mochi.

The shop is bustling with customers and has an old-fashioned atmosphere.

The shop's signature dish is miso-boiled udon noodles called Okanemochi, which was created by the second generation owner, but they also have other specialty udon dishes such as fried udon noodles and akamoku udon noodles made with akamoku (seaweed harvested in Tokoname), which are definitely worth trying.

They also have Kishimen noodles, a specialty of Aichi Prefecture.

Basic information

[Address] 1-5 Tokoname City, Tokoname City
About 15 minutes on foot or 4 minutes by bus from Tokoname Station.
[Nearest bus stop] Community Bus Group "Market" (about 1 minute walk)
[Business hours] Currently open only for lunch
[Telephone] 0569-35-2775
[Closed] Thursdays and the third Wednesday of every month

Udon Sankakuan Click here for details

2. Morita Aji no Yakata

Located in Kosugaya, Tokoname City, Morita Aji no Yakata is a facility that makes use of a brewery that is over 180 years old. In a space that evokes the history of sake and miso production, you can enjoy Morita's seasonings and local sake. The specialty here is miso stewed udon noodles cooked in a clay pot, which blends the flavors of Hatcho miso and dashi stock. The piping hot udon noodles have a rich flavor that will warm you from the inside out. This is a place where you can enjoy the unique flavors of Aichi along with the atmosphere of a brewery.

This Miso Nikomi Udon (udon noodles simmered in rich miso broth) is made with Morita's famous miso. Small packets of the soup (10 packets) are also available for purchase at the store.

This restaurant, which was renovated from a 180-year-old miso storehouse, has long been loved by locals. The high ceilings create an open feeling.

Basic information

Morita Aji no Yakata details here

[Address] 10 Wakihama, Kosugaya, Tokoname City
About 20 minutes by bus from Tokoname Station.
[Nearest bus stop] Community bus group "Morita Aji no Yakata" (approximately 8 minutes on foot)
[Business hours] 10:00-16:00
[Telephone] 0569-37-0733
[Closed] Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Obon, New Year's holidays

3. Udon Kanmi Wabisuke

Wabisuke, located on Kurefu Tsuchiya Street on Course A of the Pottery Footpath, is a charming cafe renovated from an early Showa era clay pipe factory. Time flows leisurely in a space where historical beams and pillars remain. The specialty is clay pot curry udon served in a Tokoname earthenware pot. The rich flavor, which combines the aroma of spices with a mellow broth, is appealing. It's the perfect place to stop for a relaxing lunch during your stroll along the walking path.

Their specialty is "Earthenware Pot Curry Udon." The thick, piping hot curry soup clings perfectly to the noodles.

It is a relaxing space where you can feel the atmosphere of an old workshop.

Basic information

Udon Kanmi Wabisuke Click here for details

[Address] 3-89 Sakae Town , Tokoname City
About 8 minutes walk from Tokoname Station.
[Nearest bus stop] Tokoname Shuttle "Ceramics Hall" (about 5 minutes walk)
[Business hours] 11:00-17:00 (Last orders for meals are 16:00, and for coffee 16:30)
[Telephone] 0569-34-7169
[Closed] Tuesdays (open on public holidays)

Take a break from sightseeing in Tokoname udon noodles

Tokoname's udon restaurants each have their own unique Tokoname, from the flavors of long-established restaurants to the atmosphere of a storehouse and cafes along walking paths. They are easily accessible from Centrair and are perfect for lunch between sightseeing or transfers. Why not try some Tokoname udon noodles that are unique to Tokoname while strolling through the town of pottery? You're sure to find a comforting bowl of udon that will be a memorable memory of your trip.