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ろく月 (Rokutsuki in Asakusa)

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ろく月

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Rokutsuki was awarded the coveted tonkotsu rookie of the year award for 2014. Not a bad way to start your shop!

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East Tokyo has always been in the shadow of the west in terms of ramen, so it is good to see a newcomer making a quality bowl.

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The ingredients are strictly mukacho, preservative free.

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This one almost felt more like a toripaitan, a creamy chicken soup ramen, than a tonkotsu, pork soup. The stinky traces of pork bones were non-existent, and the toppings, though uncommon for this kind of ramen, were fresh and tasty. Worthy of their praise.

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Come in the evening and you can try some of their limited offerings. Miso-tonkotsu and a mazesoba were both on offer, and both were on point. Overall, I enjoyed the regular tonkotsu more, but the roasted tomato was a great touch.

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Close to the new Tokyo Sky Tree and the temples of Asakusa.

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東京都台東区浅草橋2-4-5
Tokyo, Taito-ku, Asakusabashi 2-4-5
Closest staiton: Asakusa-Bashi

Open 11:30-14:00, 18:00-22:00
Closed Sundays

 

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