Soranoiro — Restaurant in Tokyo

There's a very interesting story about me and this restaurant. I moved here almost one year ago, and as a gluten sensitive person, I was trying to find places, restaurants and cafes, that had GF options. Of course Soranoiro was one of the first reccomended restaurants, but because it's located in Hanzomon, an area where basically only salaryman gather, I never really had any reason to go, and I kept postponing, again and again, until I forgot.

Flash forward to May, nine months later I'm working in Hanzomon, only for a short while, and I'm trying to find a restaurant who has at least one rice based meal option. Suddenly I notice that Soranoiro is just one minute away from my workplace! Life is really unexpected right? I wonder what is karma trying to tell me ahaha

Anyway, the vegetarian ramen was great, and it's really easy to customise each order with gluten free noodles, I personally really reccomend Soranoiro to everyone, people that enjoy ramen and people that want to try new flavours such as vegetables ramen. The overall vibe is pretty chill too, and I really liked their background music. Just note it down that the only accept...

My hotel is pretty closeby, so this was a good lunch option for me. You make your selection at the machine outside and pay in order to get your ticket(s). Then go inside and hand over your ticket to the staff. It's only bar seating and space is limited, so it's easiest if you come here by yourself or as a couple. If you don't know Japanese, use Google Translate on the machine outside; it works well.

Although they are known to be able to cater to people with specific diet requirements, I am not one of those people. I just came here for the stuffed protein bowl with two wonton on top of all the meats. The ramen bowl was absolutely filled to the brim. The broth was tasty and light, to balance out all the protein in it. Only thing is that it was quite pricey (2000yen). But they do have cheaper...

This is a great place for a regular Ramen experience or if you have any food restrictions. They had a very well priced kids ramen option that you can combine with various add ons. You order at the ticket machine and they have an English menu card that translates what’s on the ticket machine. If you need help, the staff is very helpful and can guide you through it. I needed the GF option and the lady helped me through the order process, and they understand gluten free so I didn’t have to fumble through a translation. My kids were able to enjoy a traditional ramen bowl while I could also have a GF meal. The only downside is that the cha su options are not GF at this location, so I had to go with the vegan option. However, the ramen was delicious, especially with the zesty garlic condiment. It’s...