Nimpachi — Restaurant in Tokyo

Smallest Ramen soup kitchen ever. 4 sitting on 1st floor, 6 more on the 2nd one. The Ramen was great! The place is very local, with ash trays on tables, no decoration, and a low price vibe. But full with customers all the time. Menu is Japanese only (besides the word menu on top), but the waitress understood us, and brought a lovely soup, filled with pork, noodles and bamboo. The street it is in has no name, very easy to miss. We asked a local for help (right before the convenient store, go into the small opening between the buildings, 20 meters in. Highly...

No frills and nothing fancy, it's a hole in the wall in a small alley. However, the ramen was exceptional. The noodles are super bouncy and had great texture. The chashu was incredibly flavourful, perfectly balanced and tender. The soup was so clean, delicate and tasted so refined. No doubt this is one of the best shio-ramen I have...

Very hidden small shop in the alley surrounded by every other ramen shop.

Run by husband and wife combo, limited seats on ground floor and first floor has more seats for groups.

Recommend trying their tsukemen, seems to be the most ordered item here.

Ramen was normal, light broth rather than heavy...