Edogawa City, Tokyo, Japan｜Kokoro no Aji Seimen Hirai Branch

I came here three times to enjoy some wonderful ramen and tsukemen dishes. The noodles are firmer and have a good texture. Plates usually come with slices of very flavorful grilled meat. Absolutely a place to try

Great Tsukemen and Ramen. The broiled chashu is godly. There is a lot of food for the price. The staff is really nice and some of them can speak English!

Genuinely recommend! My sister was craving for tsukemen (dipping noodles) and decided on this spot for our last day in Japan. Best decision ever made. She found this ramen spot by chance on Yelp and Google map. The restaurant is located on a main street nearby Hirai Station. It was also walking distance from our airbnb. Lucky us! Let's talk about the ramen dish and how everything was prepared with great care. Large portion. Blessing amount of noodles that I became nauseous in a positive way. The cold noodle texture was yummy, meat was delicious, and the hot broth was flavorful, plus the gyoza was hot delicious! As the Demon Slayer character Rengoku says, "Umai!!" My mom and my two younger siblings were extremely satisfied with the dipping noodles ordered. Worth the price. The service was beyond excellent. Sincere gratitude to the gracious two gentlemen for still taking us in as the last customer at the end of their shift.. We didn't realize the restaurant was closing minutes before arrival.. Place was kept clean and tidy. I won't have to mention further about the available seating tables and bar.. lol.. There is a kiosk to select item, place in order, and pay. A physical menu is available to view which we are ever so grateful to the chef who provided translation in english and recommendations. Friendly atmosphere. Huge respect to them and unforgettable experience for our last meal in Japan. Come visit this ramen spot during your stay in Hirai, Edogawa or drop in if you are in the area. It is a perfect place for comfort food and to enjoy with family, friends or single. Btw, great background music played. Thank you!