Berabou
麺や べらぼう
Solid
Local gem · 3 sources
Nearest
東京逓信病院 · 4 min walk
Seating
26 seats · counter and tables
Spend
￥￥
(¥1,000-5,000)
Booking
Walk-ins welcome
What to know
Counter seating for six people and four two-person tables offer a view of the kitchen at Berabou, near Tokyo Teishin Hospital, where you can find dipping ramen. The rich, meaty broth, made from pork, beef, and chicken, pairs with thick noodles. "Two amazing bowls. Betabode has quietly become one of my favorite ramen shops in Tokyo," notes 5AMRamenJapan (@5am_ramen). This spot serves tsukemen and ramen, balancing an energetic mood with a walk-in friendly policy. It works for solo dining, group outings, or a quick bite. Regulars return for the consistent quality, with one creator noting, "For some of Tokyo's best dipping ramen or skemen, go to these restaurants."
From creators
2 creator posts · overwhelmingly positive
The space
A counter-focused room with four two-person tables, offering a view of the kitchen.
What to order
Best for
Diners seeking rich, meaty tsukemen or ramen, especially after visiting Tokyo Teishin Hospital.
Common questions
Can I walk in without a reservation?
Yes, Berabou is walk-in friendly.
How many seats are available?
The restaurant has 26 seats, including 6 counter seats, 4 tables for 2 people, and 2 tables for 6 people.
What are the operating hours?
Berabou is open Monday from 11:30 AM to 3:00 PM and 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM.
What are the main ingredients in the dipping ramen broth?
The dipping ramen broth is made from pork, beef, and chicken.