Ramen restaurant • Japan, 〒135-0047 Tokyo, Koto City, Tomioka, 1-chōme−9−８ 桂田ビル
Located in Koto-ku Monzen-Nakacho, "Butsuyama" is a popular Jiro-style ramen shop. It takes pride in its abundant vegetables, thick chashu, and firm noodles. The soup has a strong, garlic soy sauce flavor, and within the rich saltiness, you can also feel a sense of gentleness.
Although there's a menu item called 'small ramen', the portion is said to be 2 to 3 times larger than that of a typical ramen shop. The noodles are thick and chewy, the chashu is tender and juicy, and the amount of vegetables is so tremendous that the ramen itself is practically hidden underneath. You'll definitely experience a satisfying feeling of fullness, with just enough room left at the end.
One of its charms is the polite service and atmosphere that's unlike a typical Jiro-style shop. Even beginners who might not know how to order will receive a kind explanation from the staff. Even late at night, there's a relatively relaxed atmosphere, allowing you to enjoy your ramen without feeling rushed.
If you're in the mood for a hearty Jiro-inspired ramen in Monzen-Nakacho, why not pay a visit to "Butsuyama"? You'll be thoroughly satisfied by its authentic flavors and hearty portions, leaving you with a fully contented stomach.
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