Misokko Hook
味噌っ子ふっく
Emerging
Broad agreement · 2 sources
Nearest
Ogikubo Station · 8 min walk
Spend
￥￥
(¥1,000-5,000)
Booking
Walk-ins welcome
English
Japanese only
What to know
Ramen enthusiast 1996ramen (@1996ramen) includes Misokko Hook among their top four ramen choices in the Kanto region, stating, "Here are four ramen places in Kanto that you can't go wrong with, chosen by me, someone who eats over 500 bowls of ramen a year (年間500杯以上ラーメン食べる僕が選ぶ関東でここ行けば間違いないラーメン4選ご紹介🍜)." This specialty shop focuses on miso ramen, with its chef having trained at the renowned Hanakichi ramen shop. Misokko Hook is walk-in friendly. It offers a focused-on-food mood for an everyday meal. The quiet, minimal ambiance centers around counter seating.
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The space
A quiet, minimal space where the focus is entirely on the miso ramen, with counter seating for an intimate dining experience.
What to order
Best for
Before you go
- Expect long queues, especially on weekends; waiting times can exceed 1.5 hours.
- Purchase your meal ticket from the vending machine before joining the queue.
- Consider visiting on a weekday evening closer to opening time for a shorter wait, though a queue is still likely.
- Be aware that the large portion (大盛り) is quite substantial.
Common questions
What is the price range?
Misokko Hook offers meals in a moderate price range.
Can I walk in without a reservation?
You can walk in without a reservation. The restaurant is walk-in friendly.
What are the operating hours?
The restaurant is closed on Mondays.
What type of ramen does Misokko Hook specialize in?
Misokko Hook specializes in miso ramen, with its chef having trained at the Hanakichi ramen shop.