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Tsukemen Sharin Tamachi Ekimae

Ramen restaurant • Japan, 〒108-0014 Tokyo, Minato City, Shiba, 5-chōme−34−７, Tamachi Center Building, １０６

3.6(419 reviews)

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Luxurious Tsukemen Experience at Sharyo

Captivated by the Elegant Appearance

Located in a corner of Tamachi, Tokyo, just a step away from the hustle and bustle of the city center, Sharyo stands there with its unpretentious signboard, exuding a sense of history, and the rising steam inside the shop enticing the aroma. Upon entering, you'll find a calm space with a well-balanced arrangement of counter and table seats.

Devotion to the Noodles and Unique Flavor

Sharyo's pride lies in its tsukemen. The medium-sized noodles, kneaded with a unique method using wheat sourced from all over the country, have an exquisite chewy texture. The soup, made with plenty of chicken and seafood, creates a deep and rich flavor. The topping, the chashu, is also outstanding, with its tender texture and irresistible fragrance.

Consideration for the Body and Comfortable Space

What's even more surprising is the thoughtful design that allows you to enjoy the soup without it getting cold, even in the summer. Ice placed in the soup gradually melts, keeping the temperature exquisitely consistent until you finish. The deliciousness permeates so deeply that you'll want to lick your lips after the meal.

The atmosphere inside the shop is exceptional, with staff who embody the spirit of craftsmen, combined with a sense of humor that will make you smile. It's a comfortable space where the old-fashioned goodness and new vitality coexist.

Indulge in the tsukemen experience at Sharyo. You'll undoubtedly savor the luxurious flavor and the peaceful flow of time.

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Reviews

4(7 years ago)

Margaret R.

I absolutely love this place. It takes a while to get served but the broth is divine.

4(2 weeks ago)

御手洗清

Good location, about 2 minutes walk from Tamachi Station. It is located on the 1st floor of a commercial building next to the station. The style of purchasing meal tickets from the ticket vending machine near the entrance. Inside the store, there are mainly counter seats. There are also table seats. During lunch time, it's crowded with local office workers. The special tsukemen must have cost around 1090 yen for a regular size. Standard fishmeal and pork bone soup tsukemen. A taste of stability. The noodles are thick and go well with the soup. Average but voluminous. The flavored eggs were also delicious. The menma is crunchy and doesn't leave much of an impression. The two pieces of chashu were thin, but they added a nice flavor. If you throw something like red miso on the table into the soup, it will turn into a spicy soup. I quite liked the shichimi-like spiciness, Basically, it was better to eat it with standard soup. It was a stable store.

3(in the last week)

Fuku

As someone who likes tsukemen, my impressions are just average~🤔 The tsukemen doesn't have much personality and doesn't leave a lasting impression. I went there late at night, and there was a long line, so I'm sure it's a popular restaurant, and it's delicious, but it doesn't have much of an impact.

4(11 months ago)

雄山海原

The location is very good, right in front of the station, and the number of customers is good, but the rotation is quick so you don't have to wait too long, but compared to a typical ramen restaurant, it takes a little longer to be served, and the portions are large, so you can eat a little longer. Meal ticket system, cash only. I came here because I was drawn to the cold dish, but it's refreshing to eat even on a hot summer day. There were two ice cubes in the soup, but I thought they were regular ice cubes, not frozen ones, so I took them out thinking it would make the soup thinner. The soup has a strong flavor, so it's unclear whether they thought it would melt. There are multiple taste-modulating seasonings, such as black shichimi and ichimi, so you can eat it without getting bored.

4(a year ago)

I was concerned about the long line at lunchtime, so I decided to visit during a free time. Speaking of Rokurinsha, it's Tsukemen! I think so, but since the reviews were mixed, I ordered the Tandan Tsukemen Komori (790 yen), which had relatively high reviews. Although it is a small portion, it is enough for a woman. The thick and thick soup mixed well with the noodles and I was very satisfied! I like spicy food, so I added some Japanese pepper to it and enjoyed it. It was chilly inside the restaurant, and the noodles and soup were lukewarm, so I thought it was time for ramen. I came to the store at 16:00 on a weekday, and there were 3 groups of customers. It's a small shop with a counter and small table seats. Condiments, paper napkins, paper aprons, and luggage storage are provided.

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