This is a Tsukemen place, but I tried Miso ramen. You can enjoy a rich and strong flavor of miso. Definitely one of the best places of miso ramen in Tokyo.

We visited as a family for Sunday lunch. I had Chuka Soba. It had a simple, delicious flavor. My son ordered Shoyu Ramen but left some. Perhaps the flavor was a little too strong? (tears) They provided a children's bowl, spoon, and plastic fork, which was helpful. We could see the Keisei Line and Skyliner from our table, and my son was delighted. Besides cash, they accepted PayPay, PASMO, and other payment methods.

This was my first visit. The tsukemen itself was delicious. I ordered Niku Tsukemen, and there was quite a lot of meat, so I thought it was worth the price (1030円). However, after giving my order to a young female employee and sitting at the counter, water splashed onto me, but she did not seem to notice. It is not like she has to be especially kind, but… I finished my meal with somewhat mixed feelings.

The chewy noodles and tsukemen broth, packed with saltiness, umami, and fat, deliver an enjoyably powerful punch of flavor. The diluting broth was substantial too, making this more than satisfying as a bold, delicious bowl of tsukemen.

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I ordered Spicy Miso Tsukemen with extra heat. The smooth noodles that slipped down easily and the broth had a solid depth of flavor, and it was so delicious!