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Takahashi - ramen restaurant

icon-location1F KK Building, 1-27-3 Kabukicho, Shinjuku, Tokyo
This is a flying fish ramen shop in Shinjuku where you can eat late at night

When you have a midnight craving, convenience store food is not enough to satisfy you because you need a real meal, a hot bowl of Ramen will help you quench your hunger. Sliced ramen is great for those midnight cravings. Takahashi, a flying fish ramen shop, should be on your list of places to eat when it's too late to eat, but you still need to eat.

You need to buy ramen tickets before queuing. It's easy, as there are photos of all the dishes and toppings on the buttons. Just put your money in and press some buttons. Don't forget to bring your change. If you decide you want more food once you're inside, they'll take additional orders at the counter.

While you wait in line, a staff member will come get your meal voucher. In winter, there are electric heaters located near the door where you line up to buy tickets

The noodles here are thick and wavy, with a slippery feel that is easy to suck, and the broth made from dried grilled flying fish is rich and sweet. In front of you as you sit at the counter are wooden spice trays. There are mustard, round arare rice cakes, lemon salt, garlic sauce, black pepper and seven different seasoning chili peppers. All can be added to your ramen broth at will. If you're still hungry, you can order a bowl of rice to go with it, like Japanese-style chashu rice with chunks of sweet and savory soy braised pork.

Open: From 11:00 to 5:00 the next day

Phone : +81 3 6457 3328

Website: https://takahashi-ramen.com/