Tokyo Station Ikaruga
東京駅 斑鳩
Emerging
Local gem · 3 sources
Nearest
Tokyo Eki JR Kosoku Bus Noriba · 1 min walk
Seating
22 seats
Spend
￥￥
(¥1,000-5,000)
Booking
Walk-ins welcome
What to know
Ikaruga is known for its rich, complex broth, which blends pork and seafood flavors. The Ikaruga Ramen and Tokusei Tsukemen are popular choices, which many slurp at the counter. As 5AMRamenJapan notes, this is "where to go on Tokyo Ramen Street." To dine here, order at the ticket machine before lining up, which is standard practice for ramen shops in Japan.
From creators
2 creator posts · overwhelmingly positive
The space
An energetic counter-focused room, with 22 seats, where diners order from a ticket machine.
What to order
Best for
A quick and lively ramen experience within Tokyo Station's Ichibangai B1, especially for solo diners or couples. Expect a line during peak hours.
Before you go
- Expect a queue, especially during peak hours.
- Located in Tokyo Ramen Street within Tokyo Station's Ichibangai B1.
Common questions
Where is Ikaruga located?
Ikaruga is located in Tokyo Ramen Street, which is in the basement of Tokyo Station.
Do I need to make a reservation to dine at Ikaruga?
Ikaruga does not accept reservations. Order at the ticket machine before lining up.
Is Ikaruga suitable for dining alone?
Yes, with its casual atmosphere and counter seating, Ikaruga is well-suited for solo diners looking for a quick and satisfying meal.