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How we read reviews →Fully gluten-free Smith St soba bar with sake flights. a coeliac favourite, though pricey.
A sleek, modern Smith Street dining room with a calming, date-night-friendly feel that still gets busy and lively on weekend nights.
House-made soba noodles daily using Tasmanian ingredients, an entirely gluten-free kitchen including beer and dessert, sake flights of three or five pours, and bar seating with charging outlets.
Reviewers compare the soba favourably to noodles eaten in Japan, praising the daily house-made noodles and traditional dipping-sauce format as genuinely authentic.
Reviewers are split. many say the quality justifies the pricier cost of teishoku sets, but a vocal minority call the lunch sets overpriced for the portion size.
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