Nishi-Azabu Shūichi Todoroki Curry Ramen — Restaurant in Tokyo

4.5 stars (rounded up to 5). This place offers something unique in my opinion and it's curry ramen. I think the closest description I would say is soup curry found in Hokkaido + ramen. For those who don't speak much Japanese (like me), when you order I think they ask you what kind of noodles you would like, thick or thin. Then they ask if you want rice if you get the special combo (1000yen). I asked for a regular size. The soup comes bubbling hot but the noodles quickly cools it down + a wonton (it was quite good). I actually ran out of the soup with about 20% noodles and rice left and noticed another customer asking for more "soup" (they add hot water). This soup is suppose to be like "sobaya" in which you finish up the broth. But, I opted to use it to finish all I had left. Which is why I gave it 4.5. I think they need to serve a little more soup. The chashu was great. The finishing touch with with grill marks shines through (albeit they only do it to one side... another reason why I dinged the points). Flavors are great no doubt👍- not spicy at all imo. Watch...

Do you like both curry and ramen equally? Here you can have both! This place is tucked away one floor up from the street and they serve heavenly curry ramen! It’s a solid and tasty meal. The curry broth is quite rich and taste intensely of the spice, the noodles have a good texture (choose the thin ones), the pork is tender and juicy, the other condiments are cooked spinach, thinly sliced leek, nori and a small homemade dumpling (delicious). In the room to the window side they have a bookshelf with manga and they play japanese retro 90’s music. The atmosphere is friendly and the staff are kind and service minded. This is one of my favourite ramen...

I could give 5 stars for this shop! This is a very unique curry ramen which doesn't make you feel bad as you eat too much curry.

I ordered ramen with wonton and large size. Trust me, you should get large size. When giving the tickets, they will ask whether you want thick or thin ramens. Even though there are no English menus, the staff is trying to ask you in English if you don't speak Japanese.

The ambience and warm welcome from the staff and amazing curry soup truly give a memorable experience in my heart. Definitely will come back and...