三ツ矢堂製麺中目黒店

Ramen adventures come in all shapes and… sizes. After a couple of beers at my favorite beer pub in Nakameguro, nothing is better than some tsukemen from Mitsuyado.

The double cheese tsukemen is a crowd-pleaser. When I explained the size options to my friend J, I explained about nami (normal), chu (medium), and omori (big). But there are other options present. Tokumori I’ve seen before. It translates to special size. Then there was a new one… kiwamori… extreme size. Keep in mind that 250 grams of noodles is standard. A hungry appetite should go for the big size. But at a whopping 1500 grams, kiwamori is for special occasions.

Like today. My buddy ain’t from around here. Both the waiter and I double-checked his want for over 3 pounds of noodles. His logic, beautifully stated, “It’s only an extra 400 yen… and I’m hungry!”

Word from the staff is that 2 or 3 people order this a day.

2 hours later, and he’s still alive. Let’s see if he makes it through the night.

Ramen Adventures

Ramen Shop Reviews from Japan and Abroad

極盛り (Extreme Size at Mitsuyado)

海神 (Kaijin in Shinjuku)

鮎ラーメン (Ayu Ramen in Futakotamagawa)

純手打ちだるま (Daruma in Nakano, Tokyo)

極盛り (Extreme Size at Mitsuyado)

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海神 (Kaijin in Shinjuku)

鮎ラーメン (Ayu Ramen in Futakotamagawa)

純手打ち だるま (Daruma in Nakano, Tokyo)

純手打ちだるま (Daruma in Nakano, Tokyo)