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Tokyo Ramen Street

東京ラーメンストリートTokyo

Food area

What makes this place special?

At a Glance

Tokyo Ramen Street is a food area of ramen-only restaurants beneath Tokyo Station, on the Yaesu side in Chiyoda. It occupies part of the underground Tokyo Station Ichibangai mall and opened in June 2009 with four shops; a second phase in April 2011 brought the total to eight. The shops serve ramen on site and also sell packaged ramen to take home as souvenirs.

The lineup changes over time. Several of the original shops have closed and new ones have taken their place, and since 2021 well-known ramen shops from other parts of Japan have opened here for limited periods. Rokurinsha, a shop known for tsukemen, noodles served separately from a dipping broth, is among the restaurants. Orders are placed with tickets bought from vending machines.

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Visit Duration

60 minutes

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