Nidaime Budouka — Restaurant in Tokyo

This is one of the first ramen shop that I visited on my first trip to Japan more than 5 years ago and the amazing taste has stayed rent free in my head. I was fortunate to be able to visit again and it is still as good as I remember. While the menu is not tourist friendly, there's a picture on the vending machine that should be able to help you to decide on what to order. When you hand your ticket to the chef, they will ask how you want your noodles prepared... seeing the blur look on my face since I didn't understand what they asked, they very kindly translate their question into simple English :) also, it is always a delight to watch them prepare the meal.

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The best ramen I’ve eaten in my entire life! My Airbnb was 5 minutes from this establishment and i stumbled in after a night out, after the first time, I returned every night after! The menu on the vending machine can be intimidating because of the lack of English or pictures. I recommend mid level, cost of ramen was 1,000 Yen or to the right of it was 1,150 yen. Choose what I had or be adventurous and pick randomly. They are extremely busy so they don’t have the time to tell you the entire menu. So just show up, order, and expect an authentic and delicious experience. 10/10. Will 100% be taking family to this establishment...

Absolutely fantastic ramen! The broth was out of this world. You can pick between stronger, normal, weak broth and oil and also the sickness of the noodles. I tried the stronger taste of the broth and it was absolutely delicious.

You can get unlimited rice for ¥50. Its free until 6pm. You can add some toppings on the rice for free as well.

Great and fast service. The ramen was 10/10. If you can’t eat a lot, you can get the ladies set which has half the noodles and...