Gokujou no Shirasu Aburasoba — Restaurant in Tokyo

I’d never tried aburasoba before and just popped in here thinking it was a regular ramen shop on my way to the station after hours of browsing Nakano Broadway. I’m so grateful I did, as I’ve found a new favorite dish. The broth was so rich and delicious, but you only get enough to wet the perfectly-chewy noodles. The onsen egg was the standout, definitely mix it in to thicken everything up, and once you’re done with the solids you can ask for rice to soak up what’s left. Absolutely scrumptious. The two young fellas serving were very helpful when I clearly didn’t know how to use the ticket vending machine, and the shop itself is a cozy little spot. Will...

Either before or after your night party, you come here for not just a bowl of ramen, but also for the jazzy atmosphere during night time.

The entire interior design of this ramen shop is just like a bar, the jazz music they play in the shop only levels up the class of this lovely ramen shop (a bar to be).

Having said that, we ordered seafood ramen and chicken ramen, both not common but tasted well in the way totally goes with the overall image of...

This was a good ramen place where you order a kiosk and present your ticket to the staff behind the corner. They have a couple types of oil to garnish your ramen with at the counter, and you can also order extra toppings at the kiosk. The pork was a little thinner than your average ramen place, but overall, it...