Ningyōchō Ramen Inase — Restaurant in Tokyo

It is a fairly small restaurant in a busy part of Ningyocho, but if you visit before the busiest dinner hours, you shouldn't have too much trouble finding a seat. When I visited, there were still plenty of empty seats around 17:00, and the service was very fast even though there was just a single staff member handling everything. The menu has many interesting options to choose from, and the Ningyocho Special, which I ordered, seems like a great first-time option, so I would totally recommend it. In general, the broth, the noodles and the toppings all had a great taste, with very friendly prices. There are many other restaurants around on this street, but when I'm walking past this place the next time and there is an empty seat, I will definitely stop by for a...

Common ramen restaurant. Cheep price and cheep service. I asked them for the restroom, appeared to be the owner, simply said, "Tora, tora," and the foreign staff didn't respond in English. Doesn't any restroom signs, I went up to the second floor and even to a storage-like area, but they still weren't very friendly. If you speak Japanese well, it's fine, but if you don't, go to another restaurant. They aren't trained to accommodate foreign customers. The prices are decent, but the...

Yummy Ramen with reasonable price! This ramen shop often has long line at lunch time, so I went there around 2:30. There were still customers but no line. I order normal ramen ,which costs only 500 yen, but the ramen is really tasty! The soup tastes so yummy that I drunk all. lol It must taste good after drinking, so I will come back next time...