【Tokyo・Meguro】A Taste of Simplicity with a History of Dedication at "Ramen Tamamaru"

Just a 4-minute walk from Meguro Station, this ramen shop, established in 1945, is a long-standing local favorite. Known for its simple yet profound flavors, their ramen is often described as a bowl you crave out of the blue. The soup is made by pre-mixing the broth with soy sauce tare, rather than adding tare upon order, creating a unique and harmonious flavor. Loved by locals for decades, their chashu ramen is particularly popular. ▼ Negi Chashu Ramen 900 yen The crisp texture of the green onions contrasts perfectly with the tender chashu, offering a delightful balance with every bite. The soup has a moderate soy sauce flavor, enhanced by the refreshing aroma of green onions. The chashu is richly seasoned, with the sweetness of the fat and the umami of the lean meat spreading beautifully. Additionally, the green onions' freshness brings out the depth of the soup, leaving a clean aftertaste. The harmony of the soup and toppings becomes more enjoyable as you eat, making it a bowl you can savor to the last drop. This is a quintessentially simple yet meticulously crafted bowl of ramen from Tamamaru. The shop has a compact space with only nine counter seats, exuding the nostalgic atmosphere of a traditional ramen shop. The unpretentious interior allows you to focus entirely on the ramen's flavor. Perfect for a quick solo visit, you can drop by, enjoy your meal, and leave promptly. It's also a great spot for a light meal after work. ───────────── ▼ Ramen Tamamaru 1F, Com Toyo Building, 1-5-20 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo No reservations Business hours: 11:00 AM–11:00 PM Closed: Irregular holidays Access: 4-minute walk from Meguro Station ─────────────