Ramen Adventures

Ramen Shop Reviews from Japan and Abroad

  • Food Tours
  • Ramen Schools
    • Tokyo School!
    • Osaka School!
  • More
    • The Best Ramen!
    • What’s New?
    • Print and Media
    • Merch!
  • Ramen Map
Primary
  • Food Tours
  • Ramen Schools
    • Tokyo School!
    • Osaka School!
  • More
    • The Best Ramen!
    • What’s New?
    • Print and Media
    • Merch!
  • Ramen Map

大漁まこと (Tairyo Makoto in Shibuya)

Rating3 Star
0 Reviews
Add Photos
Write a Review

大漁まこと

_DSC8683.jpg

Uni-cream ramen?  Yes, please.

_DSC8688.jpg

Tairyo Makoto is the surprise of the year. Only a few minutes from everyone’s favorite meeting place in Shibuya. And the menu. From left to right we have a clam ramen, crab tsukemen, uni tsukemen, and a squid tsukemen. Innovative to say the least.

_DSC8681.jpg

The problem with uni, at least at your average neighborhood sushi shop, is that freshness is key. If you want proof, go to your local 100 yen a plate spot and try some. It is horrendous. Don’t actually go and do that, please.

_DSC8686.jpg

Which is why I was surprised at how good this was. Surely they can’t be using the freshest sea urchin to make this soup. But maybe they do. It is a moot point.

This tsukemen is great! Simple, creamy, and full of that uni-ocean flavor.

What are you waiting for.

_DSC8689.jpg

Official Site Here

View Larger Map

東京都渋谷区道玄坂1-11-2
Tokyo, Shibuya-ku, Dogenzaka 1-11-2
Closest station: Shibuya

Open 11:30-15:00, 17:00-23:00
Saturdays 11:00-23:00
Closed Sundays

 

Rate & Write a Review

Cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

ramendb.supleks.jp
Get Directions

Support Ramen Adventures on Patreon.

Login

Lost your password?

Next
ももちゃんラーメン (Momochan in Tottori)

ももちゃんラーメン Tottori Prefecture is not a major ramen destination. The area is famed for the crabs and for the pears.…
Previous
ベジトマ麺 (Video Game Collab ramen)

太陽トマト麺のベジトマ麺 Tomato ramen topped with some sort of creamy mustard and seafood salad.  Billed as "adult taste", this is a…
Random
麺屋鶏冠 (Tosaka in Oita Prefecture)

麺屋鶏冠 Standing bars. Who doesn't love these pillars of Japanese drinking culture? Narrow drinking holes without a chair in sight.…