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ヒムロク (Himuroku in Tanashi)

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Himuroku is yet another extremely popular tonkotsu-gyokai tsukemen place in the greater Tokyo area. If your adventure is in venture capital, you should invest in a couple more shops along this line, the saturation isn’t quite to it’s breaking point yet. Better find somewhere out of reach of Tanashi station, as Himuroku is legitimate.
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Always get an egg. Always get the medium or small size. Always check out any recommended special toppings, like their unique spice mix.
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The custom, 4 flour blend noodles are as good as expected. Most of the ramen magazines and websites praise the noodles first and foremost, and they don’t disappoint.
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Excellent soup, though if you are venturing this far out of central Tokyo on the Seibu line for tsukemen, you probably want to stay on a few more minutes to go to Ganja in Kawagoe.

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東京都西東京市田無町3-9-10
Tokyo, Nishi-Tokyo-shi, Tanashi 3-9-10
Closest station: Tanashi

Open 11:30-16:00
Closed Wednesdays

 

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