Tsuta

Ramen restaurant · Shibuya

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Where to Eat Ramen in Tokyo

"Awarded: Michelin Star. The triple soup is made from vegetables, chicken, clams and seafood and offers a balance of umami and richness. The base ingredients are Jukusei Nama age Shoyu matured for two years and dashi from beef or clams. Mongolian saltwater or mineral-rich Okinawan salt is added to wheat to prepare the noodles. ‘Shoyu Soba’ features the fragrance of soy sauce and truffles and the flavors fill your mouth, leaving a sweet, pleasant aftertaste." - Alethea Tan

https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/article/travel/tokyo-ramen-travel-guide

Japan, 〒151-0066 Tokyo, Shibuya, Nishihara, 3 Chome−2−4 フロンティア代々木上原 B1 Get directions

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