Mensoken Kurenai Kokubunji
麺創研 紅 国分寺The house-standard spicy miso ramen (heat level 3), served with house-made noodles cut in seven different thicknesses.
Kokubunji and Koganei are on the JR Chuo Line, about 25 minutes from Shinjuku. Tonogayato Garden is a few minutes from Kokubunji Station.
Kokubunji is where the Mutahiro group opened its first shop in 2011; nearby you'll find Niigata-style back-fat ramen and abura soba specialists.
The house-standard spicy miso ramen (heat level 3), served with house-made noodles cut in seven different thicknesses.
A roadside ramen shop (formerly Ramen Shop Tsubaki) with parking, open from early morning, reached by bus from Musashi-Koganei.
An abura-soba specialist: thick noodles tossed in a house-made sauce, finished with toppings and condiments; terrace seating and parking.
The original Mutahiro shop (opened 2011), known for dried-sardine (niboshi) soba in soy-sauce and salt versions.
Tsubame-Sanjo style ramen from Niigata: extra-thick noodles in a niboshi-forward broth topped with back fat, adjustable from light to 'oni' (about 4x).
A Ramen Jiro branch (opened 2022) serving the chain's heavy pork-and-garlic bowls; even the 'small' size is a large portion.
The chicken-focused branch of the Mutahiro group, serving soy-sauce and salt 'tori soba' plus dipping-style tsuke soba.
A tsukemen specialist since 2006 making its own noodles, with rotating limited-time noodle dishes.
A light-tasting chicken soy-sauce ramen with pork and chicken chashu, egg and wontons, made with soy sauce and other ingredients from the owner's home prefecture of Fukui.
A station-side shop with house-made, freshly cut flat noodles, centered on soy-sauce ramen plus niboshi, aburasoba and tsukemen.
A chicken-based chuka soba with kombu and bonito, offered in salt or soy sauce with thin straight noodles of Japanese wheat.
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