麺屋九秀

How I ended up here, I can’t say for sure.

A lone photo of a wine glass sitting atop a ramen shop flyer is the only clue.

It was late, and we had been drinking at a few spots around Hatagaya. Ramen is a natural hangover prevention tactic, and I’m sure no one in the group gave any protest. It’s also a hangover cure. A panacea for all occasions.

The shop is in a hip neighborhood, and you just might meet a tattooed ramen-fan baby. Maybe.

One would assume that a shop named Kushu would be in the style of Kyushu, a rich tonkotsu soup. And that’s what it was. A fatty bowl for the late night crowd.

99.9% of the time that I’m in this part of town, Dokkan is the bowl of choice. It still is, but it’s nice to know that there are options.

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東京都渋谷区幡ヶ谷1-5-6 金井ビル1階
Tokyo, Shibuya-ku, Hatagaya 1-5-6
Closest station: Hatagaya

Open 11:30-1:00am

Ramen Adventures

Ramen Shop Reviews from Japan and Abroad

九秀 (Kushu in Hatagaya)

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実之和 (Minowa in Roppongi)

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九秀 (Kushu in Hatagaya)

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潤 (Jun in Kamata)

実之和 (Minowa in Roppongi)

星龍軒 (Seiryuken in Hakodate, Hokkaido)