Tsukemen Enji Kichijoji Sohonten
つけ麺 えん寺 吉祥寺総本店Extra-thick germ-wheat noodles dipped in a thick 'vegepota' broth that blends pork bone and seafood stock with puréed vegetables.
JR Chuo Line from Shinjuku
Five stops west on one line. Get off, eat, get back on.
📍 Inokashira Park
Extra-thick germ-wheat noodles dipped in a thick 'vegepota' broth that blends pork bone and seafood stock with puréed vegetables.
Yokohama-style iekei ramen served since 1999, with Aomori-grown rice available as all-you-can-eat for a small extra charge.
A clear salt ramen built on a double broth of shellfish and chicken, alongside tsukemen made with house noodles from 100% Japanese wheat.
📍 Tonogayato Garden
The house-standard spicy miso ramen (heat level 3), served with house-made noodles cut in seven different thicknesses.
The original Mutahiro shop (opened 2011), known for dried-sardine (niboshi) soba in soy-sauce and salt versions.
📍 Showa Kinen Park
Dipping noodles whose soup bowl comes sealed under a baked pot-pie crust, served with house-made noodles and chashu.
Soupless 'abura soba' noodles tossed in a light vegetable-oil-based sauce, alongside a classic clear chicken-bone soy ramen.
Classic Hachioji ramen: a clear soy-based broth with a thin layer of oil and chopped onion.
A light soy-based Hachioji-style chuka soba topped with chopped onion, with extra onion available for a small charge.
Travel times are approximate and depend on the train type.