Mitoyomen Ningyocho Shiten — Restaurant in Tokyo

Tsukemen... throughout my lifetime has been hit or miss, mostly miss, so I was hesitant to order it over the soup variety BUT I am glad I did because I enjoyed this tsukemen so much I felt sad that I had only discovered something so delicious on my last day in Tokyo. The noodles were perfection, thick, golden, chewy...every bite was euphoric to say the least. The dipping broth had an exemplary texture, it was thick but not gluggy, overpowering or salty but rather so silky it embraced the noodles in holy matrimony, imparted a rich umami flavor that kept me entranced in its deliciousness. Hats off to the gentleman who catered for this small eatery (10-12 seats around the counter I think) manned the bar, the cooking, the prep, the cleaning and the hosting solo. He was welcoming, helpful and friendly. The ordering system is via token machine, situated inside. I would 100%...

I was quite surprised to see that this place only has 3.4 stars on Google. My experience here was quite positive!

The ramen is reasonably priced, and the portions are generous. The broth is very flavorful, well-balanced, and not overly oily.

They offer both traditional and newer variations of ramen. I had the classic one, and it was tasty.

I visited on a weekday during lunch time, and it was getting busier as I ate. It was great to see plenty of locals dining here, which is always...

Went there on weekday at 4 pm. Place was empty. Cook welcomed us and handed us English menu as we were struggling at the ticket machine. Ramen was good. Broth was delicious. Not sure why the low ratings either. Give it a try and you won't disappoint. Btw, this place is next to Ginza Karen Luggage where they sell cheap and good...