I visited Shibasakitei in Tsutsujigaoka and enjoyed a wonderful bowl of ramen. The presentation was remarkably beautiful, especially the neatly folded noodles swimming in a crystal-clear, flavorful broth. Paired with a tender slice of chashu pork, bamboo shoots, and finely chopped green onions, every bite was wonderfully balanced and satisfying. The staff were polite and efficient, ensuring a pleasant dining experience from start to finish. Highly recommended if you are looking for a refined, high-quality bowl of ramen in the area.

I love this ramen shop! The soup is based on Chicken and Soy souse, which leads low calories than other types of ramen. The noodles are straight and tasty. When I visited here, it was before 11:00AM on Wednesday, many ramen lovers were making a line already. You might have to wait to face this ramen. But I would say it would be worth😌

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Loved the concept of no flavor boosters or processed extract materials used in preparation. Additionally this ramen is not trying to be like ramen wannabe. It tastes good like any other traditional ramen, very presentable and only cation would be the quantity I thought it would be small but I think the medium would be a better alternative. But you’re the one with the tummy just go for it. I’d definitely visit again.

Nice ramen. Broth was great and the noodle was perfect. Chashu was very good. I hope it was served little less hot temperature. Regardless of the google stars, For me, it it 8/10

A hidden gem in a residential area of Chofu, Shibasakitei is a throwback to the classic Niboshi Ramen. For 950 yen you can enjoy a fabulous bowl of Niboshi Shio Ramen with Won Ton. The soup has a distinct dried fish broth which pairs well with their plump won ton dumplings. While you might expect a few small won ton from other ramen shops, Shibasakitei doesn't skimp out on their portions. Prepare yourself for five to six ridiculously plump won ton dumplings. The soup itself is one you won't forget. With an initial taste of dried fish, you'll leave with a aromatic salty aftertaste. The noodles are quite thin and is a great accent to their original soup. Well worth the trip for their bowl. You'll leave wondering why you haven't gone before.