Mensoken Kurenai Fuchu
麺創研 紅 府中The house spicy miso ramen (spice level 3 of the shop's scale) with house-made irregularly cut noodles; milder miso and extra-hot 'Oni-Kurenai' versions are also offered.
Fuchu and Chofu sit on the Keio Line, about 20–25 minutes from Shinjuku. Fuchu is home to Ōkunitama Shrine and Tokyo Racecourse; Chofu has Jindai-ji Temple.
The area's ramen ranges from a TRY Award-winning shoyu chuka soba to two Ramen Jiro branches, niboshi specialists and hand-made noodles.
The house spicy miso ramen (spice level 3 of the shop's scale) with house-made irregularly cut noodles; milder miso and extra-hot 'Oni-Kurenai' versions are also offered.
A soy-sauce chuka soba; the shop's chuka soba took first place in the shoyu category (famous-shop division) of the 26th TRY Ramen Awards 2025-26.
A niboshi (dried sardine) soy-sauce ramen whose broth also uses Rausu kombu, bonito and mackerel flakes; shio ramen and tsukemen are also served.
A rich soy-sauce chuka soba built on pork, beef and chicken, with thin noodles; a tsukemen with thick house-made noodles is also served.
Jiro-style ramen with thick noodles, pork and piled vegetables; garlic, vegetables, fat and extra seasoning can be called as toppings.
A clear soy-sauce chuka soba with a niboshi-driven dashi flavor and thin noodles.
Hand-made thick, chewy noodles in a soy-sauce chuka soba; a white-soy version and an abura soba (soupless) are also on the menu.
Jiro-style ramen: thick noodles in a heavy pork-and-soy broth with free toppings (garlic, vegetables, fat, extra seasoning) called out at the counter.
Tsukemen with extra-thick house-made noodles and a thick chicken-and-seafood dipping broth; the shop calls it its standard dish.
Soy-sauce ramen with a ginger accent and very wide, chewy hand-made noodles.
A light chuka soba on a niboshi-and-bonito broth with medium-thin straight noodles made from Hokkaido wheat, in soy-sauce or salt versions.
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