Noodle Shop Oto

Ramen Oto

Ramen restaurant • Japan, 〒120-0034 Tokyo, Adachi City, Senju, 3-chōme−６０土井川ビル 1F

3.8(1210 reviews)

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A superb ramen shop inviting with the fragrance of dried fish in the back alley of Senju

In a narrow back alley beyond the streets of Senju, Adachi-ku, there stands a quietly prestigious shop. 'Noodle Shop Oto' is a popular ramen shop that gathers enthusiastic support among ramen enthusiasts with its rich and fragrant dried fish ramen.

A world of taste woven by the rich dried fish soup

Guided by the rich fragrance of dried fish wafting through the store, one stands in front of the ticket machine. The menu includes various dried fish-based ramen, such as the signature 'Seabura Niboshi Soba,' as well as 'Rich Niboshi Soba' and 'Niboshi Ra-men.' The amount of fat can also be chosen from a small amount to an extreme amount according to preference.

The eventually served bowl is an exquisite creation enveloped in a rich dried fish soup. The bitterness of the cotton is also felt in the soup, allowing one to fully enjoy a complex taste. The types of noodles, whether thin straight or thick curly, are also exquisite, and the intertwining with the soup is outstanding.

Delighting in skillfully crafted chashu and toppings

The chashu is thick, tender, and juicy, packed with the inherent umami of the meat. The variety of toppings such as eggs, seaweed, and green onions is abundant, allowing one to enjoy different textures and flavors with each bite.

Many regular customers swear to revisit this convincing masterpiece ramen. How about experiencing a blissful time in the fragrance of dried fish at this back alley gem of a shop?

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Reviews

4(4 years ago)

Christophe S.N

I finally tried the best ramen in Kitasenju according the Tabelog. I could have tried much more earlier since I tried the 2nd location which is the place is really close. The reason is I'm not big fan of sardine's base soup. Anyways, I tried and one word, surprised. When you go to the ramen shop and you pay on the machine, the one on the left top is always recommendation of the restaurant so I choose that one which is sio base. When I got my seat, the atmosphere was calm and good. Smells the sardine but not too strong. Really clean. Staff are nice and smiling. I got my ramen, the noodle is curly and a bit thick but taste nice. The soup is also thick especially, the taste of the sardine was perfect, good balance for me cuz not big fan of it. The topping with meat, egg, nori, some veggies. Everything matched with this thick soup. I enjoyed. I can come back to try different soup. Be honest, I prefer the 2nd location but I understand the rank of this restaurant. Thank you

5(10 months ago)

Kitty Wong

I just happened to pop by because of the firework festival. I think this place deserve a 5 star because their service was above and beyond. My daughter wasn't hungry and they had let her in without ordering anything. Honestly most places wouldn't allow that. The food was delicious and the broth was amazing. I would highly recommend this place.

5(a year ago)

せなせな

Probably the best ramen in Kita Senju in my opinion.

2(a year ago)

Brittany “Eggwire”

I’ve been twice because I thought my first experience was an unlucky one. I’ve also had lots of niboshi-broth from all over Japan. I find the flavor here gets sluggish over the course of the meal, with an unpleasant sourness to the broth. There’s a strong, dirty odor to the shop that other niboshi shops don’t have. The noodle is thick but lacks flavor. I don’t feel good writing negative reviews, but am I really alone on thinking this?

3(a year ago)

Sayantan Saha

I didn't like Iwanori seabura ramen .

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