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Tokyo Cold Noodles Expands Weekend Offerings

Tokyo Cold Noodles, a popular cold noodle restaurant located in Akihabara, will officially launch regular Saturday operations starting August 1, 2026. This decision comes in response to numerous requests from customers eager to enjoy their signature dishes on weekends.

In the past, the restaurant primarily operated on weekdays, closing on weekends and holidays. However, the vibrant atmosphere of Akihabara, especially on weekends filled with tourists and shopping enthusiasts, has prompted a change. Many visitors had expressed their desire for a weekend experience, stating, "I want to eat here on weekends," and "Could you please open on Saturdays?"

The success of opening on holidays during the Golden Week in 2026 provided tangible feedback, with a significant number of customers visiting who were unable to come during regular weekdays. This encouraging customer turnout has led to the implementation of the Saturday operation, which is designed to cater to the weekend crowd.

New Operating Hours

From August 1, 2026, the new operating hours will be:

• - Tuesday to Friday: 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Last Order: 3:30 PM)
• - Saturday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Last Order: 4:30 PM; closing may be earlier if ingredients run out)
• - Closed on Sundays, Mondays, and Public Holidays

Enjoy Authentic Cold Noodles

As the owner personally ensures each dish meets high quality standards, the Saturday operation will not compromise the quality and attention to detail that Tokyo Cold Noodles is known for. Patrons are encouraged to visit promptly, as the restaurant will close when the ingredients are depleted to maintain the freshness of the offerings.

The restaurant promises an exquisite dining experience featuring a range of cold noodles, including:

• - Cold Noodles (Morioka Style)
• - Sichuan Spicy Tan-Tan Cold Noodles
• - Soy Milk Tan-Tan Cold Noodles

Unique Noodle Characteristics

At Tokyo Cold Noodles, the noodles offer a distinctive firmness. Sourced directly from Morioka, the noodles are chilled in ice water, providing a unique, bouncy texture different from regular Chinese noodles. Customers are guided to take note of the mildly spicy soup, which may not suit those sensitive to spiciness or young children.

Location and Contact Information

For those wishing to visit, here are the essential details:

• - Restaurant Name: Tokyo Cold Noodles
• - Address: 3-1-5 Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo
• - Phone Number: 03-5834-4815
• - Website: Tokyo Cold Noodles Official
• - Social Media: X (formerly Twitter)

With the launch of Saturday operations, Tokyo Cold Noodles aims to enhance their offerings and cater to the increased demand for their delicious cold noodles in the bustling neighborhood of Akihabara. Come and enjoy a refreshing cold noodle dish amid your weekend explorations in one of Tokyo's most vibrant districts.