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Oniyanma, an Udon Shop in Shinbashi

To start from the beginning… I went to a cinema in Hibiya to see Avengers: Infinity War…

And a Tim Ho Wan had opened there… Even at night the line was ridiculously long…

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Tim Ho Wan is a dim sum place from Hong Kong. Supposedly the cheapest Michelin-starred restaurant or something… Anyway, the movie was the main event that day, so I just walked past.

The cinema entrance…

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It was like a maze, so not that easy to find…

As you know, you come out of a movie feeling pretty empty inside… I thought about grabbing something to eat before heading home.

A back street in Ginza…

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One place came to mind: an udon shop. Open late, cheap, and you can adjust the portion size…

Oniyanma

Oniyanma

I walk past this place all the time, but at lunch it’s so crowded I never thought of going in… In the evening it’s quiet.

The menu

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Cheap, with lots of options.

I added chikuwa to mine…

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The shop is pretty shabby, but the udon is good.

The noodles

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The noodles almost seem to glow… Even in Sanuki, the home of udon, I doubt it would be easy to find one tastier than this…

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