神泉のらぁめん屋うさぎ(Usagi in Shinsen, Tokyo)

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神泉のらぁめん屋うさぎ

Just look for the usagi (rabbit)!

Top billing in a recent ramen book purchase featuring additive free shops is located just west of Shibuya station. Maybe not top billing, though, as this book isn’t a ranking. Regardless, the pictures looked good, and I had to be in that part of town anyways.

Also, my French friend Mari was with me, and she wanted ramen AND gyoza. Let’s get to it.

The special ramen is loaded with wontons, grilled pork, and the usual suspects of menma and an egg.

The shop’s location is good, just on the cusp of where trendy Shibuya becomes one of the most expensive residential areas in the city.

You can also get a lunch set, which I didn’t notice until leaving. Next time!

All in all, a very high quality, albeit standard bowl of shoyu ramen.

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