Shimbashi is a central part of Tokyo known as a business district, where many businessmen come and go.
There are many delicious ramen restaurants where you can stop by during or after work, making it an ideal spot for lunch or dinner.
Here we introduce five ramen restaurants in the Shinbashi area that are especially popular among salarymen.
1. Yokohama Honmarutei Shinbashi
Yokohama Honmarutei Shimbashi is the place to enjoy Yokohama-style Ieke Ramen.The interior is simple and clean, with mainly counter seating, making it easy to visit alone.
Honmarutei features a rich pork bone broth and thick homemade noodles.
The soup is full of pork flavor and is rich, yet mild and easy to drink.It is also made even deeper with the addition of special sauce and garlic.
Toppings include bean sprouts, spinach, chashu pork, and seaweed, which can be customized to your liking.
A particularly popular menu item is the "Yokohama Ramen," which is topped with a large piece of chashu pork along with a rich broth.It is hearty and satisfying, and is a strong ally of businessmen.Rice and gyoza (dumplings) are also popular as side dishes, allowing customers to enjoy a variety of meals.
It is open long hours, making it easy to stop by during work or on the way home.
For busy businessmen, Yokohama Honmarutei Shinbashi Branch is a ramen restaurant worth visiting for its heartwarming bowl of ramen.
2. Ramen Bari-O Shimbashi
Ramen Bari-O Shimbashi is a popular ramen restaurant located in the Shimbashi area, especially for its crunchy thin noodles and thick soup.The interior of the restaurant is casual, with counter and table seating, creating an atmosphere that businessmen can easily visit.
The main attraction of this restaurant is Bali Otoko's unique soup.
The pork bone-based soup is slowly simmered and has a deep flavor and creamy richness.Juicy chashu pork, crunchy green onions, and seaweed are used as toppings, providing a balance of textures.In addition, the homemade thin noodles are a perfect match for the soup, and each bite is a satisfying experience.
We especially recommend the "Special Ramen", a bowl of ramen in which you can enjoy the full flavor of the soup.You can also add spiciness and customize toppings to create your own unique ramen.
The restaurant is open long hours, making it the perfect place to stop by for lunch or after work.
3. Hakata Tenjin Shinbashi 1
Hakata Tenjin Shinbashi No. 1 is an authentic Hakata ramen restaurant located in the Shinbashi area, featuring a particularly light pork bone broth.The restaurant is brightly lit and has both counter and table seating, creating an atmosphere that makes it easy to visit during or after work.
The restaurant's soup is made from carefully selected pork bones, and as a result of the slow simmering process, it has a rich yet refreshing aftertaste.The broth, which is not too thick, intertwines perfectly with the thin noodles, making it easy to drink.The garlic and pork fat that melts into the soup, a characteristic of Hakata ramen, further enhances the flavor.
Toppings include moist chashu pork, bean sprouts, green onions, and nori (seaweed). The chashu pork is especially tender and goes well with the soup.Spicy Chinese cabbage and red ginger can also be added to the soup to suit your taste.
A particularly recommended menu item is the Hakata Ramen, which stands out for its simplicity.
With long hours of operation, it is a great place to go after work or for lunch.
4. Mendokoro Naokyu Shimbashi
Mendokoro Naokyu Shimbashi is a popular ramen restaurant located in the Shimbashi business district, and is particularly proud of its homemade medium-thick noodles and special soup.The restaurant has a relaxed atmosphere, with both counter and table seating, allowing customers to enjoy a relaxing meal while working or on their way home.
The restaurant's soup is based on chicken stock and seafood, and has a light yet deep flavor.The clarity and flavor of the soup is the result of careful selection of ingredients, and you will be amazed at the delicacy of the soup when you take a bite of the ramen.In particular, the carefully simmered broth has a clean aftertaste and is easy to eat.
The noodles are homemade and are characterized by their chunky texture and firmness.They intertwine well with the soup, creating a perfect balance.Toppings include moist chashu pork, green onions, pickled bamboo shoots, and nori (seaweed), all of which go well with the soup.
A particularly popular menu item is the "Chinese Soba", a simple yet tasty dish that brings out the best of the ingredients.The restaurant also offers a wide variety of side dishes such as rice and gyoza (Chinese dumplings) to enjoy a hearty meal.
5.Furinya
Furinya is a unique ramen restaurant located in Shimbashi, especially for its unique noodles called "chirichiri-ramen.
The restaurant has a casual, stall-like atmosphere, with counter and table seating, and has an at-home feel that makes it easy to visit alone or with friends.
The restaurant's ramen is a dish with a special broth and a variety of toppings.The soup is a light, chicken-based broth with a rich flavor.In particular, the flavor of kelp and bonito in the soup stands out and gives the soup a deep taste with every bite.
The noodles are medium-thick and chiri-chiri, which is a good description of the noodles.
The noodles are well blended with the soup and have a pleasantly chunky texture.Toppings include chashu pork, pickled bamboo shoots, green onions, and bean sprouts, and each ingredient is well balanced.Seasonal toppings and special spices can also be added, making this a dish that will keep you coming back again and again.
summary
In Shinbashi, there are many ramen restaurants that businessmen are addicted to.
Enjoying ramen in the midst of a busy day will help refresh your mind and body.
We encourage you to visit these restaurants and find your favorite bowl of ramen.
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