25 ramen and tsukemen spots shown on the map

GinzaHigashi-ginza Sta. (0.26 mi)¥¥
visitors rate it well; locals rate it exceptionally. Featured in 15 creator posts.
Ginza Hachigou in Ginza: Michelin-starred ramen with a French twist. Expect long queues for the single, highly-praised chuka soba offering.
HonmachiNishi-Shinjuku-Gochome Station (0.23 mi)¥¥
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Rāmenya Shima in Honmachi is famous for shio rāmen. This award-winning shop draws crowds, so be prepared to arrive early to snag a seat!

MinamiōiMagome Sta. (1.53 mi)¥¥
visitors rate it well; locals rate it exceptionally. Featured in 2 creator posts.
Homemade Ramen 麦苗 in Minamiōi: a no-MSG shoyu ramen shop favored by locals for its quick, flavorful bowls and casual, cozy atmosphere. Visit for solo ... more
Higashiikebukuro¥¥
visitors rate it well; locals rate it exceptionally. Featured in 1 creator post.
Japanese Ramen Gokan in Higashiikebukuro: a local favorite for a quick ramen lunch. Experience the lively atmosphere that makes this spot popular.

Kanda SakumachōAkihabara Station (0.15 mi)¥¥
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Tokyo Style Noodle Hotate Biyori in Kanda Sakumachō: try the scallop ramen at this lesser-known spot, consistently praised for its light, flavorful br... more
MinamiōtsukaShin-otsuka Sta. (0.26 mi)¥¥
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Sōsakumen Kōbō Nakiryū in Minamiōtsuka: Michelin-starred ramen shop celebrated for its unique Tan Tan Men, blending Sichuan flavors with Japanese tech... more

MeguroNaka-meguro Sta. (0.90 mi)¥
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Ramen Break Beats in Meguro: Popular ramen shop known for its clear broth. Check social media for surprise openings. Go early, they sell out!

YotsuyaYotsuya-Yonchōme (Yotsuya 4) (0.15 mi)¥¥
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Near Yotsuya-Yonchōme, RAMEN MATSUI serves shoyu ramen and dried sardine ramen in a casual setting.

NishikandaJimbocho Station (0.24 mi)¥¥
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Ebimaru Ramen in Nishikanda: Specializing in rich, flavorful lobster bisque ramen made with whole Omar shrimp. A unique Tokyo ramen experience.

AzabujūbanAzabu-Juban Station (0.20 mi)¥¥
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Sakura in Azabujūban: A cozy, lesser-known spot serving fresh, seasonal sushi in an intimate setting. Reservations recommended for this local favorite... more

YamabukichōEdogawabashi Sta. (0.20 mi)¥¥
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SAN TORA in Yamabukichō: savor authentic Sapporo-style miso ramen. Known for its rich broth, it's a local favorite you shouldn't miss!

HongōHongo-sanchome Sta. (0.11 mi)¥¥
visitors rate it well; locals rate it very highly. Featured in 5 creator posts.
Ramen Nishino in Hongō: Award-winning Chuka Soba, a lighter ramen style. Enjoy their unique wontons, served separately to highlight their delicate fla... more

KotakechōKotake-mukaihara Sta. (0.47 mi)¥¥
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Menya Kintoki in Kotakechō: shoyu ramen with kurobushi flavor. A local favorite, this ramen spot is perfect for a quick, casual meal. Limited quantiti... more
Shinjuku¥¥
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AfroBeats Ramen in Shinjuku: modern ramen with flavorful chicken-based soup. Casual, energetic atmosphere for solo visits or groups.

FukagawaMonzen-nakacho Station (0.40 mi)¥¥
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Ramen Kōkaibō in Fukagawa: slurp down the famous niboshi ramen, a local favorite. Experience Tokyo's best-kept secret!

IkebukuroIkebukuro Station (0.33 mi)¥¥
visitors rate it modestly; locals rate it exceptionally. Featured in 1 creator post.
Gokan, Ikebukuro: Experience shoyu ramen made with domestic natural ingredients. A local favorite for a quick, delicious, and authentic ramen meal.

YoyogiShinjuku Station (0.33 mi)¥¥
visitors rate it well; locals rate it very highly. Featured in 6 creator posts.
Fūunji in Yoyogi: slurp award-winning tsukemen. Experience the rich, umami-packed dipping broth that makes this spot a local favorite.
KajichōKanda Station (0.19 mi)¥¥
visitors rate it highly; locals rate it very highly. Featured in 4 creator posts.
Karashibi Miso Ramen Kikanbo in Kajicho is famous for customizable spice levels. Try their Karashibi Miso Ramen for a fiery kick. Casual, energetic sp... more
NishigotandaGotanda Station (0.10 mi)¥¥
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Gotanda Black Oyster Salt Ramen and other oyster ramen varieties near Gotanda. Casual counter seating for quick meals.

NishiharaYoyogi-Uehara Station (0.20 mi)¥¥
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Tsuta in Nishihara: The world's first Michelin-starred ramen, famous for its truffle wonton soba, draws long queues. Get there early!

ŌjihonchōŌji Station (0.42 mi)¥¥
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King Seimen in Ōjihonchō serves consistently praised ramen. A local favorite, this energetic spot is perfect for a quick, casual solo meal.

HongōHongo-sanchome Sta. (0.21 mi)¥¥
visitors rate it well; locals rate it very highly. Featured in 1 creator post.
Ramen Suzuharu in Hongō: Tokyo-style ramen. Known for shoyu ramen and its simple, warm ambiance, it's a local favorite you shouldn't miss.

KamiochiaiOchiai Sta. (0.30 mi)¥¥
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Seabura Niboshi Ramen and tsukemen at this casual Ochiai spot, with walk-in ticket machine ordering.

HigashiyamaNaka-meguro Sta. (0.85 mi)¥¥
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Yakumo in Higashiyama: famous for wonton noodles with a choice of white or black broth. A popular, casual ramen spot for locals and tourists alike.
IkebukuroIkebukuro Station (0.47 mi)¥¥
visitors rate it well; locals rate it very highly. Featured in 3 creator posts.
Ikebukuro Ramen Hulu-lu: Hawaiian-inspired ramen in Ikebukuro. Try the unique yuzu shio soba at this popular, stylish ramen restaurant. Closed Tuesday... more