Chuo City, Tokyo, Japan｜Yamachan Ginza

Found this gem close to our accommodation after arriving late and was happy to see they were open late. When we arrived there was open seats but after we ordered there was a line waiting outside. The vending machine offered English and the waiter was very helpful. Bar seating and a couple of small tables. Ramen was delicious tasty but not too heavy. Tea, tea highball, and Sapporo are available

Really good authentic ramen. Much better than the other over hyped chains like Ichiran. Like all ramen places this place is full of locals eating there and there's a vending machine taking your order. This place is cash only like most mom and pop noodle places. Overall, this place was really good and was probably the best tasting ramen I had on this trip out to Tokyo.

Catering: The noodles are delicious, the soup base is rich but not greasy, it is recommended to add 180 yen for a side of noodles. Serve: Orders in the store can be ordered directly by the machine (simplified Chinese is optional) If you don't want the machine, you can find someone, the service guy is very friendly and honest. It is worth noting that you can directly swipe the SUICA watermelon card for ordering at the machine (credit cards are not accepted when you go there that day), which is very friendly to me who don’t like to bring cash.