ラーメン三原色 RAMEN RGB. — Restaurant in Tokyo

Very impressive for such a small unassuming eatery.

I chose the special shio ramen with thin noodles. The broth was delicate and perfectly balanced, yet packed with umami.

It’s a seafood-based broth and the taste of high quality dried sardines really stood out to me. The noodles were a relatively soft variety which meant that they absorbed the flavour of the broth beautifully, but they still had enough of a bite.

As for toppings there are two types of cha-shu, both made from a lean cut of pork (possibly loin?) I do prefer fattier cuts but these were delicious and tender. There were finely chopped sweet onions, bok choy, some chopped nori and a perfectly cooked soy-marinated egg.

The staff were very pleasant to me even though I was a bumbling gaijin with next to no Japanese skill and I found the atmosphere of the restaurant (despite being tiny) to be very pleasant with a slightly...

Very nice small traditional japanes Ramen bar.

The personal was very kind and patient with us while we tried to figure out the menu. It is only possible to pay vcash and max. 1000yens bills or smaller.

The ramen: The light and perfect seasoned broth with small chopped vegetables in it. I ordered either porc and it was sooo tender amd delicious. Prepared meat and finished with a blowtorch. The noodles were very tasteful and very important cooked to a perfect point. Usually it can happen that they are undercooked but here the chef knows.

One little „negative“ point. I wished the boiled eggs were layed in soy sauce before for that extra punch. But boiled to a nice inner soft consistency.

With that we ordered some beer.

All in all definitely a secret place with very good...

If you want that authentic cozy ramen shop you can only find on Japan, this is the one! The amount of ramen you get for the low price is downright criminal! Easily one of my top ramen places I've tried on my 2.5 weeks worth of vacation in the land of the rising sun. The young man working the place speaks some English so you don't have to worry about being able to communicate, though I encourage you to try it in Japanese. It really is as good as all the other reviews say. The only downside(if you can call it that) is the size of the place. It seats only 5 people but you can always order it to go! No lie it's a a solid...