かつらKatsura
Cuisine: noodle
- 2 Chome-10-16 Akasaka, Minato City, Tokyo 107-0052, Japan
Today · 4–11 pm
- Friday: 4–11 pm
- Saturday: Closed
- Sunday: Closed
- Monday: 4–11 pm
- Tuesday: 4–11 pm
- Wednesday: 4–11 pm
- Thursday: 4–11 pm
- +81 3-3584-1394
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I ordered the Negi Miso Chachu ramen, it was delicious! The vegetables tasted great, the noodles were skinny, and the miso had a slight spicy kick to it. Highly recommended if you are looking for the heavier kind of ramen. 🤩
View on Google2024.5.29 First visit for a meeting A ramen shop at lunchtime and an izakaya at night They have plenty of set meals, so there are lots of solo customers, too. I drank too much, so the total ended up pretty high, but with a set meal & beer, you'll get change from 2,000円. Great value‼︎ Lots of drinking snacks‼︎ The negi chashu is mildly spicy and keeps the drinks flowing! Next time, I'd like to come at lunchtime and try ramen or a set meal.
View on GoogleJust steps from Tameike-Sanno Station, this ramen shop has the feel of a neighborhood Chinese restaurant, which is unusual around here. The interior, with menus posted all over the walls, has such a relaxing atmosphere. Personally, I really like it. There were so many menu items that choosing was difficult, but I ordered the following that day. ■Ramen(700円) ■Miso ramen(800円) ■Chukadon ■Gyoza(500円) Incredibly delicious! ・・・It isn't quite that kind of place, but it has a reliably tasty quality that's hard to describe and makes you want to visit every day. With so many menu choices, it's an appealing place that makes you want to come back often.
View on GoogleApril 2023, visited around 11:40 on a weekday. The restaurant was about 8 tenths full. I sat at the counter and ordered ramen + a half portion of fried rice for 850円. It arrived after about 15 minutes. It took quite a while, but with so many menu items, they seemed to need time to handle the orders. The soup tasted like it contained various ingredients, with seafood coming through somewhat more strongly. There was also a gentle ginger aroma. The noodles were thin with a somewhat dry, less smooth texture. The chashu was lightly seasoned, but the meat's natural savory flavor came through. The half portion of fried rice had a mild aroma and light flavor. Despite that, you could clearly taste the rice and ingredients, and it was quite good. It also went well with the ramen soup. I think it's a good-value, nice lunch.
View on GoogleAlthough it's a neighborhood Chinese restaurant, they also source sashimi for the downstairs izakaya, so the fish is delicious, too. Butterbur buds in spring, and returning bonito around this time in month 9, are fantastic. Prices are on the high side, so coming for your first round of the evening can be expensive; it's better for a second stop. I'll be back once the state of emergency is lifted. The food and how they treat customers are dependable. I recommend it. The reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that it's a little pricey. Consumption tax is extra. Don't forget when paying. The lunchtime sashimi set meal is inexpensive and good. Apparently, for the time being, they're closed on Saturdays and Sundays and open until 23:30 on weekdays.
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