Deep Diners hit Tustin for a Delicious Adventure!

We started this fun food adventure at a delicious Japanese Soba Restaurant called Tanakaya.  Hand made Soba noodles with added mushrooms  was my first choice and  the traditional Kakesoba, plain Soba, was also one of our pics.  

​Starting with the Japanese style homemade fried chicken is a must and a tradition with the Deep Diners. I have searched for the best fried chicken and hands down Ramen and Soba eateries have the best fried chicken I have ever put in my mouth.  It is by far the most tasty, moist, and non greasy.
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We also sampled the vegetable Tenjyu, tempura vegetables.  Yummy!

There's not too many places that make their noodles in house. This restaurant was established in Japan in 1948 and they have made this Tustin location their USA home.

Tanakaya has about 20 tables and is the real deal. You walk in and it smells like home made tsuyu (noodle sauce made with soy and dashi). Fresh made noodles made on the spot everyday. The kicker is that it all tastes great.

​It is also really fun to watch them crank out all the noodles you are about to eat. This is not only delicious but it is always fun to venture out and try something new.

​You feel like you are eating in Japan.
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                                             After our delicious lunch, we crossed the street and the rest is history!


Tanakay . 654 El Camino Real . Tustin . CA 92780
​Tue - Fri: 11:30am-2:00pm, 5:30pm - 8:30pm | Mon: Closed


Cream Pan Bakery . 602 El Camino Real . Tustin . CA 92780
Hours: Mon - Sun 6:00am - 7:00pm TEL: 714 . 665-8239