Ramen restaurant near Shin-Koenji station. I ordered cold salt tsukemen. The dipping sauce has a salty taste with a sour taste of ume plum, which gives it a sense of ingenuity. It is a perfect menu for summer.

The bowl of ramen was delicious but a little unexpected. It was not like any other ramen I've had. The both was thick and heavy, full of flavour. I asked for tsukemen and was shown where on the machine it was located, but instead got something else. I understand language can be a barrier but I also thought the separate English menu we were handed could have been more helpful when ordering from the machine, using a number system, for example.

Richest tsukemen I've had in Suginami area. Fit for a wandering king. Recommend the spicy miso tsukemen. Grating pop music on the stereo is the only drawback, but a common feature of a regular restaurant experience in Tokyo.

My favorite ramen in Tokyo. Just the best

Ok, just a regular ramen place. Music was annoying