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北の大地 (Kitanodaichi in Shinjuku)

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蝦夷らーめん 北の大地

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Sorry for the lack of new reviews of late. Somehow, February filled up with work faster than a line at a new Ramen Jiro shop. With a total of 3 days off this month and 2 of those already spoken for with out-of-town hiking, searching out new ramen shops has taken a bit of a break. And to continue the apologies; sorry for this review! The adventure behind this shop is based on the fact that it is close to a major bookstore, where I was perusing ramen mags.

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Kitanodaichi is stuffed into one of the hundreds of buildings in the area around Shinjuku station. The menu has a few choices, though the 北 – kita in the title pushed me to try one of their miso offerings.

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Cheese and mushroom miso ramen. The mushrooms were a nice touch, and I’d like to see them paired with miso more often. The rest of the bowl was rather normal.

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