Muramoto

Ramen restaurant • Japan, 〒145-0062 Tokyo, Ota City, Kitasenzoku, 3-chōme−31−６ラーメンむらもと

4.1(294 reviews)

•$$

Kid-friendly

Exploring the Charm of Muramoto Ramen

Beloved Retro Ambience of an Established Shop

Located in Ota Ward, Tokyo, "Ramen Muramoto" is a renowned shop with a history of over 40 years. Stepping inside, you'll be surrounded by a retro atmosphere. The simple yet clean interior exudes a heartwarming ambiance unique to family-run businesses.

Rich and Flavorful Bonito Soup

Of course, the main attraction here is the taste of the ramen. The soup features a fragrant and flavorful bonito base. When you take a sip, you'll experience a rich and creamy umami flavor. A hint of lard adds to the aroma, offering a smooth and rich taste. The addition of yuzu peel enhances the depth of the soup.

Ingredients That Shine as Main Characters

The ingredients of the ramen hold their own presence alongside the soup. The tender and fragrant chashu pork, paired with the aroma of green onions, is a delight to savor. The noodles maintain a moderate firmness and a pleasant texture. Despite their simplicity, each component stands out, showcasing a well-balanced combination of flavors.

A Bowl That Satisfies Even Ramen Enthusiasts

While tastes may vary, Muramoto's ramen evokes nostalgic flavors reminiscent of home-cooked meals. It may not have a strong punch, but you'll truly feel at ease while enjoying it. This bowl of ramen is sure to satisfy even the most discerning ramen enthusiasts.

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Reviews

1(5 years ago)

GabyD412

Don't go there, everything was horrible, starting with the noodle, big problem for a ramen restaurant.

5(a year ago)

popo saaan

Very cheap and many ramen

5(2 months ago)

SayZ M.

This ramen restaurant is one of the oldest in the area. A clear soup made with dried sardines and chopped green onions. A simple and nostalgic taste. The regular size is 1.5 balls, but I don't think you'll have a hard time not being able to finish it all. That's how far your chopsticks go. I have high blood pressure, so I hesitate but end up drinking the soup. The cold drinks are self-serve, so once you order, bring your own cold water from the water cooler near the entrance. There are several types of toppings, and for those who can't finish the whole thing, we also have mini versions available. The interior of the store is simple and clean, and since it is run by a family, it has a warm atmosphere. Honestly, when it comes to ramen, tastes are highly divided. I think it's best to make your own judgment without being swayed by reviews, including other stores.

3(2 months ago)

いとうはるか

1.5 balls of ramen + 0.5 balls of medium size + vegetables (1030 yen + 60 yen + 100) The ramen itself is a slightly thinner version of Taishoken's ramen. A hint of yuzu? A soup that makes you feel. The toppings are menma, naruto, 1 piece of roasted pork, and green onions. Vegetables are an additional topping. Certainly, the chashu is soft and delicious. It seems that there is a limit of 2 toppings per person. The ramen itself feels a little expensive, and the amount of vegetables is small. Vegetables should be stopped. Maybe char siu instead. The toppings also feel somewhat expensive. Perhaps because it was run by a married couple, it took 20 minutes from ordering to serving. If you're a local, go there to eat, but if you're from afar, it's probably Taishoken. The taste is delicious, but I won't come back.

5(2 months ago)

暗闇のおじさん

I came across this restaurant by chance as a family of three, so I decided to enter. The store was clean and had a good atmosphere, with a pleasant smell filling the store. There was no menu on the table, only the ramen and tsukemen on the paper. To be honest, at first I thought I had made a mistake, but I ordered the ramen. I brought a self-service cold drink and waited for the ramen to arrive. When the ramen finally arrived, it looked delicious! When you take a sip of the soup, the smell of dried sardines fills your mouth.The soup is deliciously hot and coated with just the right amount of lard. The ingredients are simple, but the thick chashu pork is soft and delicious. The noodles had just the right hardness and I finished the soup. What is unusual is that it contains a piece of yuzu peel, giving it a faint taste of yuzu. This is a hit ramen shop. I would like to go again next time.

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