
Tokyo’s “Menya Itto” is a Popular Restaurant with Top-Quality Tsukemen!
This time, I will be introducing “Menya Itto,” a super-famous restaurant that just about anyone who loves ramen knows about!

Popular Restaurant with Top-Quality Tsukemen!
Their special thick seafood tsukemen is particularly popular among all of the available options, and it quickly becoming a representative dish for “Itto.”
Incidentally, extra helpings of the dipping broth are free for large sizes and up.
The noodles are straight noodles made with whole wheat flour that are as thick as udon noodles. They are tight, with a smooth texture to them. There is a chewy elasticity to the noodles as you bite into them, and the fragrance and sweetness of the wheat comes through nicely.
The dipping broth is made by blending chicken stock with 5 types of seafood and shellfish, then cooking it down to a thick soup.
When I got to dipping, the slightly thick broth clung nicely to the noodles.
The balance between the rich soup and thick noodles was great! The broth’s aroma was also amazing, and even though it was thick it went down easy.

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Special Thick Seafood Tsukemen
Some reviews are AI-translated.


This isn’t a place you just stop by—it’s worth making a special trip! It’s a little far from central Tokyo, but once you see the line, you’ll know everyone came for this bowl.
The signature rich seafood tsukemen has incredibly chewy noodles, and the thick seafood dipping broth is so addictive you won’t be able to stop eating. Best of all, you can add more noodles to suit your appetite. Medium, large, and extra-large portions only cost a little more, so you’ll definitely leave full.
The wait felt a bit long, but afterward, all I could think was, “I’m so glad I came—I would’ve regretted missing it!”
Super affordable! The broth is tasty and the noodles have a great chewy texture.