This post was written in 2012. Shop details and prices may have changed since then.
By the time I got back to Tokyo it was already night. Wondering where to go and what to eat, I headed to Rokurinsha, the ramen shop in Tokyo Station.
A view of Nakadori
What a dazzling night street.
A view of Nakadori 2
The night view is gorgeous.
Rokurinsha’s table
I got to the ramen shop under Tokyo Station and the queue wasn’t all that long, so I was seated in about 15 minutes.
Inside the kitchen
Roughly like this. They’re using noodles from Asakusa Kaikaro.
The tsukemen broth
A complex soup that takes the Taishoken flavour a step further, and it is superb. Lately, though, I find myself craving something with a bit more punch.
The noodles
Lots of chew. I’d eaten not long before, but I polished the bowl off in no time.
Other visits to this place
- A Visit to Haneda Airport 2017.12.15
- Rokurinsha, Tokyo Skytree 2013.08.17
- Rokurinsha, a Ramen Shop in Osaki 2008.07.04