Sobaya Futaba
A soba restaurant in Ishite, Matsuyama. It opens for lunch, with evenings by reservation only, and stands towards Ishiteji.
Sobaya Futaba is a soba noodle restaurant located in Ishite, Matsuyama City. Located near Dogo Onsen in the direction of Ishite-ji Temple, it operates during lunch hours, and in the evening, it is open strictly by reservation.
Source: Official Website (sendan-dougo.com). Please check official information for the latest business hours, menu, and regular holidays.
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