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GANCON NOODLE in Komagome

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GANCON NOODLE

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Gancon brings some tasty niboshi shoyu to Komagome Station on the Yamanote Line. This is a tough neighborhood, though, with similar tasting Tsuta and Kabochan within a few minutes walk.

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The vibe is cool, and the signage alone was worth the trip.

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How come you taste so good?

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Well, this is a solid bowl that lives in the massive shadow of Tsuta.

I’d be more inclined to put this on my recommended list if there was anything around Komagome Station. Sure, famed Rikugien park is near, but that just isn’t enough.

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東京都北区中里1-3-3
Tokyo, Kita-ku, Nakazato 1-3-3
Closest station: Komagome

Open 11:00-21:00
Sundays until 19:00
Closed Mondays and some Tuesdays

 

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