16 places
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Suginami-ku / Tokyo
A round-the-clock stand-and-eat ramen shop in Shin-Koenji since 1978
A Showa-era icon that helped define Ogikubo ramen
Nakano-ku / Tokyo
The birthplace of tsukesoba (dipping noodles), founded in 1951
Setagaya-ku / Tokyo
Setagaya's noodle house from Tokyo's oldest ramen lineage
Meguro-ku / Tokyo
Classic shoyu ramen on Gonnosuke-zaka since 1945
Minato-ku / Tokyo
Birthplace of Jiro-style ramen since 1968
Kita-ku / Tokyo
Niboshi ramen since 2000, one minute from the station
Hand-pulled noodles since 1974, marked by a tanuki statue
Toshima-ku / Tokyo
The original 1964 store that launched a Tokyo ramen chain
The original 9-tsubo shop that started Tokyo tonkotsu ramen chain Tonchin in 1992
A rich tonkotsu ramen shop drawing lines even late at night since 1994
Shibuya-ku / Tokyo
A Michelin-listed miso ramen shop since 1990
Ramen on Ebisu's Beer Slope, from a chef trained at a Shibuya classic
The originator of backfat-topped ramen, born from a food cart
A Showa-era Chinese noodle shop anchoring Dogenzaka's Hyakkenten alley since 1952
Shinjuku-ku / Tokyo
Wonton noodles from a food cart, loved by Tamori
