Nerima City, Tokyo, Japan｜麺屋 蕃茄

It is conveniently located a few minutes' walk from the south exit of Oizumi Gakuen Station in the direction of Shakujii Koen Station, next to the railroad tracks. I went before 12:00 on Saturday and was able to sit without lining up. When I finished eating and left the restaurant, there was a long line, so I was lucky. I ordered tomato cheese tsukemen for 1,030 yen and rice for 100 yen. The average size and large size were the same price, so I went for the large size. . The noodles are thick and made with whole grain flour, and have a springy and smooth texture that you can enjoy just like the tsukemen noodles. At first, the dipping sauce had the taste and flavor of seafood, but halfway through, the taste of tomato and cheese became stronger, and by the end, it was an interesting dipping sauce that was a mixture of Western and Japanese flavors. At the end, I added rice to the leftover dipping sauce and ate it like a risotto, which was also delicious.

~Tomato cheese tsukemen, seasoned egg~ First visit! A shop founded in 2010. It is located along the train tracks near the station. It is a store without waiting before 12:00 on Saturday. By the way, the name of the store, Banasu, means tomato! Thick, straight noodles made with whole wheat flour are added to a rich seafood-based soup with the gentle sweetness and sourness of tomatoes. More tomatoes than you can imagine! It goes well with powdered cheese, and it's really delicious. While it has an Italian feel, it is a solid tsukemen. I want to have rice dobon in this soup. Topping Morimori even by default. The rich dried sardines tsukemen and the rich seafood tsukemen looked delicious, so if you are interested, please check it out! ! Thank you for the meal.

There is a shop on the south exit side of Oizumi Gakuen Station, along the railroad tracks. The dipping sauce of "Rich Seafood Tsukemen" is rich, but the umami of seafood and the freshness of the yuzu skin are often entwined with the chewy noodles, making it very delicious. There are other noodle menus, so I think I'll try another noodle soon. ………………………………………………………………………………… Ramen Walker Tokyo 2024 (15th anniversary extra-large issue) 251 delicious restaurants in Tokyo Congrats on your publication!!