Soupless Tantan-men THREE P’S — Restaurant in Matsumoto

Vegan friendly tantanmen! Soy Meat Soupless Tantanmen is located on the first floor of a building, a 5-minute walk from Matsumoto Station.

The noodles are flat and surprisingly chewy. Typically, tantanmen are mixed right away, but this restaurant carefully selects its ingredients so that you can enjoy it even before mixing. The taste changes drastically when the sauce is added! The black sesame sesame tantanmen is mildly spicy, so it is recommended for those who don't like spicy food.

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🔹 Highlights lunch comes with one hot coffee and another drink (no refills) ask for more sauces - the first amount may not be enough a wide variety of condiments to customize your taste Original spices - if you want spiciness. Garlic powder - when you want a punch. Sesame seeds - when you want to deepen the richness. Black pepper - for a spicy, aromatic touch. Vinegar - for added depth and acidity. (Our staff recommends vinegar) Grated fresh garlic is also served on the side. the staff speaks English, which is helpful for foreign tourists.

⸻ [Closed] Tuesdays and Wednesdays [Business hours] 11:30am - 2pm 5:30pm - 11pm ⸻

💳 Payment methods:

Cash, PayPay, credit card (see above for details).

⸻ Other Notes: No private parking is available; please use a nearby paid parking lot. Toppings may vary from those pictured. THREEP'S set is currently out of stock (as...

Delicious for vegans and non-vegans!!

The noodles tasted fresh and has a interesting concept of broth-less ramen - the people with me were reluctant to eat alone so came along (with very low expectations, because they eat meat - originally they both wanted to grab pizza) and they were very pleasantly surprised! Four empty bowls at the end. We went for the sesame noodles - was delicious to try before and after mixing. I think the spicy would've been good too, the sesame version had no heat. The yuzu sour I had was also very tasty and went down a treat! Very reasonably priced, fairly quiet when we went but we did eat quite early in...

This restaurant is so underrated! I didn't think that one of the best meals I've had in Japan (so far) would be in Matsumoto. The menu is small, with only two dishes, but everything was so tasty! The noodles are thick and chewy; the toppings are varied, fresh, and colorful; and the sauces are so flavorful. Portion sizes are quite generous and it's a good bang for your buck at only 1200 yen per dish. Service is quick and friendly. The interior is bright and clean. The location is great, really close to the train station. If I lived here I'd...