So delicious! Probably one of my favorite meals that I’ve eaten in Tokyo. Ordering is super simple with the use of a machine, and there are English translations available so very tourist-friendly. The storefront is very cozy and simple. All foods are made to order. The dipping ramen was absolutely scrumptious. I ordered the dandan broth, which was rich and creamy. The wontons were also so tasty. You can also customize and order extra noodles and toppings. They offer hot water kettles so you can dilute the tsuyu and enjoy it so it’s less salty. I wish I went here...
Read moreCame here after seeing lots of good reviews — this tsukemen shop near Ogawamachi Station is small but popular! It’s only a short walk from the station, with just 7 counter seats, so it gets quite busy around lunchtime.
You order from a vending machine and pay in cash only. I got the Tantan Tsukemen — the portion was quite big and the noodles were nicely chewy.
The flavor was good, rich and creamy, but not something I’d call amazing. Also, note that the dumplings contain shrimp, so if you have allergies, let the staff know...
Read moreI asked for the recommended tsukemen, and this is what I received. I prefer light and refreshing broths over super salty, thick, and creamy broths. I also prefer thinner, straight noodles. So obviously, this was EXACTLY my type of bowl 🫶
It had such a clean flavor and the perfect balance of saltiness and a deep umami-ness. I got all of the recommended toppings, and each ingredient was incredible. The meat, the wontons, the egg, and even the few pieces of greens, the texture of the noodles. Everything...
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