特製醤油ラーメン、¥750。味玉、¥100。チャーシュー丼、¥300。
Tokusei Shoyu Ramen(Special soy sauce noodle) plus Aji-tamago(seasoned boiled egg). Chashu-don(rice with roasted pork).
味噌つけ麺、¥850。
Miso Tsukemen.
塩ラーメン、¥700。味玉、¥100。味噌ラーメン、¥750。
Shio(Salt) Ramen plus Aji-tamago. Miso ramen.
つけ麺(塩味)、¥750。手作り餃子、¥300。
Tsukemen(Salt-based soup). Store-made Gyoza(only available at dinner and Saturday lunch).
醤油ラーメン、¥650。炒飯、¥600。
Shoyu Ramen. Fried rice(available at dinnertime only).
Ramen shop in Akihabara. Doesn’t usually have queues except busy weekday lunch hour. I like the soup(shio, miso, shoyu) here which is not too salty and full of flavour, but unfortunately the noodles leave a lot to be desired….for this reason I enjoy the ramen with soup more than tsukemen. My favourite is Tokusei Shoyu Ramen. Aji-tamago is a must-add topping. “Rice service” at lunch time where you get a small bowl of rice for free. The portion for fried rice is a bit too big for me to eat with the ramen but it is nice too.
粋な一生(Iki na Isshou)
Add: 1-27-2 Taito, Taito-ku
Tel: 03-3837-8117
That runny egg *O*! I usually like salt based flavor. The gyoza looked so ‘clean’ and not oily~
おおー。
会社帰りに行ってみようっと。
味玉、ワタクシ半熟は苦手なんですけど
ココのはどうですかー??
Freda>
You get salt based flavour in chinese noodle shops so I always opt for miso/shoyu/tonkotsu. ^^;;; I get a little scared ordering gyoza in cheap ramen shops after the “poison gyoza” incident, but the menu says “store-made gyoza” so I guess it is alright…
湯>
味は大喜の方が好きだけど、いつも並んでるからこっちの方がいいかもね。
あんた、苦手なら半熟はやめとけ。ラーメンには入ってないよ。いつもトッピングで。
スープは塩か醤油がオススメよ。