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Awarded one Michelin star. Natural ingredients are the star at this ramen shop known to draw a crowd.
Just in front of Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden and steps from Tokyo Metro’s Shinjuku-Gyoenmae Station you’ll find this ramen shop tucked inside a refined and tranquil interior.
As the shop’s trimmings would suggest, the ramen on the menu are just as sophisticated as you’d expect, each bowl made with select ingredients and no artificial additives. The broth behind it all is an artisanal blend derived from over 60 different types of ingredients.
This quest for perfection is what earned this ramen shop its coveted Michelin star. Many come and queue for a chance to taste an exceptional bowl, standing in lines marked with tape and order tickets.
Once inside you’ll find a choice between salt-based, soy sauce ramen, and dipping noodles (both salt and soy sauce), with the signature "Sea Bream and Clam Salt Ramen" standing above the rest. Dig in for a tasteful harmony of broth featuring clams from Mie Prefecture and a Japanese dashi made from bonito flakes and kelp, a taste so good it’ll easily leave you coming back for more.
The prime access is another perk that always draws visitors from across the globe to savor the unique flavor. Dishes are marked with English as well making this an easy stopover you can depend on even as a tourist.
The "Salt Soba" ramen is made using three types of broth for a unique aroma and depth of flavor. Exact toppings may vary.
The "Soy Soba" ramen features a complex flavor from a triple soup base of animal broth, clams, and Japanese dashi, enriched with homemade morel mushroom sauce, ensuring a taste that never gets boring. Exact toppings may vary.
To truly savor the shop’s fresh-cut noodle flavor, try the "Dipping Soba (salt or soy)”. Exact toppings may vary.
Menu boasts a number of select ramen toppings including seasoned egg and bamboo shoots, as well as side dishes such as braised pork and meaty rice bowls.
Simple look and feel gives this spot its approachable easy air.
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Do you have menus in foreign languages or with pictures? (If so, please let us know the languages available.)
English menu is available.
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Can I get take-out?
Sorry, it is not available.
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Is there free Wi-Fi available in the restaurant?
No free Wi-Fi available.
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Is it possible to reserve a seat?
You can't reserve seats at the restaurant. Only accept walk-ins via a ticket system.
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Are there smoking areas?
No.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
The ramen here is super tasty! Can't wait to come back on my next trip.
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