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Winning the hearts and minds of Kita-Senju residents with a perfectly oily, beef tendon-based soup, Matador also attracts visiting carnivores with its ramen dishes that are topped with thick slices of grilled beef. The thin noodles combine nicely with the slightly creamy soup for an experience that leaves competitors in the dust. Standard shio (salt) ramen and tsukemen are also available.
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Transport Kita-Senju Station, east exit
Telephone 03 3888 3443
Open Tue-Fri 11.30am-2.30pm, 6pm-as long as stock lasts; Sat-Sun & holidays 11.30am-as long as stock lasts / closed Mon (Tue if Mon is holiday)
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