Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho
Ramen restaurant · Chūō ·

Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho

Ramen restaurant · Chūō ·

Tiny ramen counter serving traditional yuzu broth bowls

Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho by null

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Japan, 〒100-0006 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Yurakucho, 2 Chome−10−1 東京交通会館 B1階 Get directions

¥1–1,000

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Japan, 〒100-0006 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Yurakucho, 2 Chome−10−1 東京交通会館 B1階 Get directions

+81 3 3211 6002
@menyahyottoko

¥1–1,000

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Dec 8, 2025

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Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho - Review - Yurakucho - Tokyo - The Infatuation

"Yuzu ramen became super popular at Afuri, a chain that's expanded a bunch in the US. At Menya, you won't have to deal with as big of crowds, and the yuzu ramen here is better than Afuri anyways. Unlike some of the heavier options on this list, Menya Hyottoko’s yuzu ramen proves that a lighter broth can be just as flavorful, with a strong citrus flavor lingering long after your last slurp. A whole bowl even leaves us feeling as refreshed as if we stepped out from a quick sauna session. Located on the basement floor just above Yurakucho station with only seven seats, the tiny shop is hard to spot, but just look for the line. The store does have a specific order before grabbing a bowl: pay first, get your ticket, and then wait in line." - Kiera Wright-Ruiz

https://www.theinfatuation.com/tokyo/reviews/menya-hyottoko-yurakucho
Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho

Gary

Google
Menya Hyottoko in Yurakucho Station is a fantastic spot for an authentic ramen experience. It’s tiny—only around 8 seats—so you order from a vending machine, wait for a seat at the counter, and eat quickly to make room for the next person. It’s especially popular during the evening commute, and when I visited there was a very long line. Totally worth it if you’re after a quick, no-fuss meal. The ramen was delicious, with a light but flavourful broth and perfectly cooked noodles. It was served incredibly hot—so hot I couldn’t finish it—but what I did eat was excellent. A great little find if you’re looking for something traditional and satisfying.

Sayaka S

Google
This place is the definition of fast service. Very efficiently run. They are specialized in clear soup yuzu ramen and expected to eat and go, so if u wanna have relaxing dinner it’s not a place to go. Perfect for solo dinner. Good simple ramen, if u like yuzu, u gonna love it.

H K.

Google
In the basement floor and good atmosphere of classic Japanese shop. Only counter seats but it runs fast even if you are in the queue. Compared to tonkotsu, this soup is very light and simple, good to enjoy the sensitive Japanese broth. I recommend the menu with Yuzu which is very common citrus in Japan. Nice accent in the soup.

Jeffrie T.

Google
Yuzu ramen at its best ... Be ready to queue, machine in Japanese, get Papago to translate.

William W.

Google
For those looking hidden gem, i recommend to try their Yuzu ramen. Its smooth, the pork also really soft. A good price for value. Although the place is quite small with limited seating, it's one of the charm of this places. Especially if you're looking for eating like local experiences.

Ade L.

Google
This place is a go to if you want to try lighter shio base soup ramen. The yuzu ramen is worth the wait. Expect long queue as it’s a small place. The queue move fast. Start off by choosing what you want from the machine and then join the queue. Since it’s a small place, be prepared to not be able to sit with your group.

Peter S

Google
Yuzu ramen, who knew? Waited more than a half hour. Was it worth it? Yes, actually. A light shoyu broth, not at all salty but full of subtle flavor, probably the best I’ve had in the “light broth” category. And that was before I stirred the yuzu in, which adds a little sour-sweet bite. Generous serving of thin noodles and a very good slice of char siu, just the right thickness, fatty but not too fatty. 930 yen. Had to eat and run of course, since others were waiting their turn (I knew I had to finish up when the guy behind me in line gave his arrigatos and vacated his place at the counter). Place is in the basement of the charming mall with mostly small shops devoted to the foods of (and supported by) particular prefectures. Old feel, very Japanese. Entries for Hokkaido and Okinawa worth searching out.

Chris B.

Google
Excellent ramen. I am not the biggest fan of shio broth, but this one was very good. The pork here was particularly outstanding- so tender and flavorful. Melts in your mouth. The bamboo shoots had a marinade that I didn’t care for, but overall the bowl was on point. Lactated in the basement floor of the mall.