Arakawa City, Tokyo, Japan｜Machiya Taishōken Kohaku

Machiya Taishoken Kokura Tsukemen is popular, but ramen is actually quite delicious as well. Tsukemen can also be served hot. The basic tsukemen soup is moderately sour. Miso is also available. The noodles are homemade and medium-thick straight noodles. This is delicious. The char siu is soft and flavorful, and lifts it with chopsticks to loosen it. Personally, I recommend ramen these days. Miso is also delicious. By the way, all noodles are free of charge. 🍜

I had the spicy mori with charcuterie topping. I personally like the moderate spiciness and the combination of soup and noodles, so I keep coming back. I'm also happy that the middle portion is free.

A shop that does not use chemical seasonings, which is rare in Taishoken. The attitude of seriously working on ramen reflected in taste For me, Taishoken is number one I think it's delicious. There is no slack in all noodle soups The char siu is also excellent.