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An offshoot of Jiyugaoka's popular Kageyamaro, this relatively newly opened ramen shop along Waseda-dori in Takadanobaba specialises in tori-paitan (milky chicken broth) soup. Its deep flavours are combined with fluffy, thick noodles in their signature shio-soba (¥850), which is best enjoyed with a sprinkle of lemon. For a more original option, try the tori-paitan tantanmen (¥850), served in a sesame-flavoured soup and seasoned with balsamic vinegar – an interesting mix of sweet and sour.
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Transport Takadanobaba Station (Yamanote, Tozai lines); Nishi-Waseda Station (Fukutoshin line)
Telephone 03 6278 9204
Open 11am-10.30pm
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