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八雲 (Yakumo in Nakameguro)

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八雲

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Yakumo lies on the rarely visited outskirts of the giant concrete river in Nakameguro. There are a few good ramen shops along said river, but it’s in your best interests to keep walking until you reach this shop.
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Since opening in 1999, this shop has garnered a lot of praise for it’s product. The soup is an excellent mix of the standard fare, with a choice of white or black shoyu, or a hidden choice of mix. Ask for it at the counter.
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But what really sets Yakumo above the bar are the wontons. The shop makes both standard pork dumplings and shrimp dumplings. Ordering the wantanmen will get you 6, a very generous amount in this day and age.
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Again, go for the mix. Mix soup, mix wontons.
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東京都目黒区大橋1-7-2 オリエンタル青葉台2階
Tokyo, Meguro-ku, Ohashi 1-7-2 on the 2nd floor
Nearest station: Ikejiriohashi

Open 11:30-15:30, 17:00-21:00
Closed Tuesdays

 

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