Somen Asakusabashi — Restaurant in Tokyo

Update: just visited again today and can safely say this is one of the best ramen joints I've ever been to. Super attentive staff and did not hesitate to help other customers who didn't speak Japanese or English. Very impressed!

Really unique experience for ramen lovers! As you step in, you are greeted with a somewhat more traditional ramen bar, but upstairs they have a floor with a very 80's inspired atmosphere. The ramen is delicious, I opted for miso ramen with all the toppings and my wife enjoyed soy-sauce ramen.

The second floor also has it's own exclusive menu with a wide variety of delicious items including Shouronpo and Gyuusuji.

All the food is delicious and to top it off, the staff are absolutely amazing!

For those wondering, they also have an...

Hands down the best ramen I had in Japan — full of rich flavor and a truly local experience. The staff were super friendly and quick, making the whole visit even more enjoyable.

The restaurant is tucked away in a narrow alley under the train tracks, giving you that deep-in-Japan feeling that’s hard to find in more touristy areas. It’s the kind of hidden gem that feels authentic from the moment you arrive.

The ramen itself was perfectly balanced, with a rich broth, tender noodles, and fresh toppings. You can tell they take pride in what they serve.

Definitely worth the visit for both the food and the atmosphere — and all for a...

My review won't be as helpful as the others since I didn't expect to be making one, but here I go! I came in towards the end of the night just because i was hungry and stumbled upon it, but was so happy i did! i ordered the miso flavour dipping noodles and they were delicious! a bit on the salty side, but fine for me :) i also ordered a lemon sour and it was delicious! one of the best i’ve had during my stay in japan so far, it had lemon bits and a slice in there and i made sure to eat them all 🤍 The service was great too! food came out quick and staff was super lovely and kind. there is an english menu...