中華そばふくみみ

Are you obsessed with these old school ramen spots? Most rural neighborhoods have a handful of them. Affordable stuff for the locals.

At 650 yen, the price was right.

Fukumimi opened in 2003, but it feels like something out of the 50s. A gang of local high school students made the line deceptively long. For an extra 100 yen, they were all going with extra noodles. It’s a trope at ramen shops in Japan; high schoolers love the big bowls.

A blend of bone broth and fish broth. Homemade noodles. Classic.

This shop is a major contender for a must-slurp bowl during the 2019 rugby world cup. The Tokyo stadium isn’t central Tokyo at all. Fuchu lies a good 30 minutes west of the sights you know. Even though that is the case, I hope this rather inconvenient location means people check out less visited ramen shops, temples, and museums on Tokyo’s west side. Enjoy the games!

Ramen Adventures

Ramen Shop Reviews from Japan and Abroad

ふくみみ (Fukumimi in Fuchu, Tokyo)

麺GARAGE 肉ヲ見ル (Men Garage Niku wo Miru in Sangenjaya, Tokyo)

ハンディクラフトワークス (Handicraft Works in Yashio, Saitama)

T’sたんたん (T's Tantan in Tokyo Station)

ふくみみ (Fukumimi in Fuchu, Tokyo)

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麺GARAGE 肉ヲ見ル (Men Garage Niku wo Miru in Sangenjaya, Tokyo)

ハンディクラフトワークス (Handicraft Works in Yashio, Saitama)

T’sたんたん (T's Tantan in Tokyo Station)