Had Tonkotsu ramen and the soup was very good. I was asked how I prefer the noodles (softer or harder). I ordered normal ( 普通) and they were perfect for me.

I love to eat their ramen its soo good especially the rich flavored ramen. I have been eating a lot of ramen in japan but there ramen gave me a tear in my eyes because its soo smooth and tasty. My only concern is here is the noodles they give you small serving your force to buy other side dishes. Overall i would highly recommend this place!

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Daromanome is one of several ramen restaurant options one has when staying or visiting Akihabara which serves a variety of ramen types like Tonkatsu, Shio, and occasionally Miso. Orders are placed on the tablet in front of your table and the menu is available in Japanese, English, and Chinese. I ordered the Tonkatsu ramen with all toppings for 1130円 in addition to the 10円 Noodle Refill for a total of 1140円, it comes with 3 pieces of Nori, 3 slices of Chashu, 1 soft boiled egg, and Kizami negi. The ramen broth was rich in flavor while for the toppings, the menma was crunchy and had a nice taste while the egg was prepared just right. The chashu however was only average in taste. The ramen comes with a spoonful of chili on top of the chashu when served so remember to let the staff know if you're unable to eat chilis. The 10円 refill makes eating here very value-for-money if you wish to leave with a full stomach on days when the promotion is active.

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We stopped in for ramen one rainy night and were so happy that we did. The broth was warm and flavorful, noodles were cooked perfectly, and the pork was very tender. We had a Melon soda and a Yuzu Squash soda that were great. I would definitely stop in again given the chance.

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Darumanome Akihabara has a solid tonkotsu broth. I got their garlic ramen which is their tonkotsu ramen with a splash of garlic oil and roasted black garlic. It is a thinner broth without any tonkotsu fat floating. The ordering system is the two machines to the right of the entrance with an English menu option. Then you give your ticket to the waitress and find a seat. Water is available at the table along with sesame seeds and different ramen condiments. Service is as expected for a get-in-get-out ramen restaurant. There were plenty of seats at 11am when they open.

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