Hayashimaru

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This shrine to wantan-men is located just a few steps into one of the alleyways off Koenji’s main shopping street on the north side of the station. We have to recommend the tsukemen (¥750), served with homemade wheat noodles, and the wantan-men (¥880), made with an excellent homemade broth. The prawn wantan is also a nice choice, with its wonderfully soft and chewy texture. The soup here is made with soy sauce, salt, slowly cooked meat like chicken and pork, and vegetables, after which it’s combined with seafood ingredients including kelp, dried sardines and dried bonito to provide wholesome, well-balanced flavours. The medium-thick noodles have just the right texture and consistency. For a ‘best of both worlds’ option, go for the mixed wantan-men (¥940), which allows you taste both the meat and the prawn versions in one bowl. The restaurant also offers a full range of limited-time specials and side dishes.

Details

Address
2-22-11 Koenji-kita, Suginami-ku, Tokyo

Transport Koenji Station

Telephone 03 3330 6877

Open Lunch 11.30am-4pm, dinner 5.30pm-8.30pm (Sun & holidays 11.30am-9pm) / closed Wed, 2nd and 3rd Tue of every month

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Please note: All information is correct at the time of writing but is subject to change without notice.

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