Ramen Thank Daimon — Restaurant in Tokyo

Something different from the pork based Ramen! The chicken pieces were delicious, I wish I had ordered more. Slightly salty broth, but I expected that being a chicken based broth. My partner got the minced chicken rice bowl, and we should have known by the price that it was a small bowl. But it was very tasty, and it had some ginger through it, which was delicious. The host was so friendly and helped us despite there being no English translation on the ordering machine. There is an English menu, but you sort of have to match the pictures on the machine (again, the guy was pretty helpful) We dropped by at about 2pm and there was only a few people there. Definitely worth trying if you are looking for something different/are in the...

Tucked in an alley way with only a small sign is a hidden gem…a cozy ramen spot specializing in chicken ramen!

FOOD: Ordered a small sized tsukemen and it was generous for what I would consider a “small” order.

The dipping soup was very flavorful and very rich.

The noodles were cooked perfectly with a slight chewy-ness to it still.

The chicken has a nice grilled flavor to it.

SERVICE: The lady was very quick to setup our seating and poured us waters before we even finished ordering.

The food came out very quickly after ordering.

NOTES: There is an English menu that’s explains what everything is

You order at a machine by the entrance, which has...

This is exactly the ramen experience I wanted when I came to Tokyo. It's a tiny shop on a side street that I never would have found if not for Google. We were happy to get non-pork ramen and be able to customize it. My husband got the basic ramen and I got the spicy one, with a side of rice for the leftover broth. My bowl was the best ramen I've ever eaten, and possibly one of the best meals I've ever had period. The flavor and heat were absolute perfection and for the first time I did not have to add anything to make it better. I was legitimately sad when it was gone. No other ramen will compare. If you come to Tokyo don't miss out on...