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龍の子 (Ryunoko in Harajuku)

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龍の子

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Looking for tantanmen in touristy Harajuku?

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Look no further than Ryunoko, which means the dragon’s child.

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Ryunoko does a dozen or so noodle dishes at lunch, but the tantanmen is their most popular.

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It’s your standard style with a mix of spicy and numbing Chinese herbs and spices to balance everything out.

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You can’t beat the location, right between a Starbucks and the famous Takeshita Dori, the street that runs from Harajuku Station to Omotesando. This street used to be filled with girls (and some boys) playing dress-up in gothic lolita fashion, but those days have dwindled for the most part. Now you’ll find a lot of tourist using the street to make their way to the other end, where Japanese street fashion boutiques offer limited edition apparel with overseas resale appeal.

Anyways, I don’t hang out in Harajuku much.

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東京都渋谷区神宮前1-8-5 メナー神宮前B1
Tokyo, Shibuya-ku, Jingumae 1-8-5
10 minute walk from Harajuku Station

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

 

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