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Asakusa Jukusei Miso Ramen Noriaki Bibi

浅草 熟成味噌らーめん のりあき・美々

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🚉Asakusa Station (Toei Asakusa Line) 2 min walk / Asakusa Station (Ginza Line・Tobu) 6 min walk / Tawaramachi Station 5 min walk
🏠1F Kawajiri Mansion, 1-9-9 Komagata, Taito-ku, Tokyo📍 Open Map
👤 Solo Friendly🎫 Ticket Machine Famous Shop⚖️ Balanced🟠 Miso

Overview

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How to Order

Order methodTicket vending machineIn-store ticket vending machine (with pictures, no English display, difficulty level 2)
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Ordering difficulty
The ticket vending machine is easy to use with pictures and accepts various cashless payments.
Recommended for first visit
Signature Aged Miso Ramen (1200 yen), enjoy a three-stage flavor transformation with 4-blend miso + raw egg + extra miso + soup-wari.
Notes
On weekends around 12 PM, expect a queue of 12-15 people; the line may grow rapidly from 20 minutes before opening.

1Before entering

Located in Komagata 1-chome, a 2-minute walk from Asakusa Station on the Toei Asakusa Line. Open from 11:30-14:30 / 18:00-23:00, almost year-round. On weekends around 12 PM, a queue of 12-15 people is standard, and the line often grows rapidly starting 20 minutes before opening. It's relatively easier to enter during the latter half of weekday dinners (after 9 PM).

2Purchasing meal tickets

There is a ticket vending machine inside the shop, which is easy to use with pictures. There is no English display, but the layout is moderately easy to understand. Signature items include Aged Miso Ramen (1200 yen), Spicy Miso, Special Miso, Flavored Egg, and butter/corn toppings. In addition to cash, credit cards (VISA/Master/JCB/AMEX/Diners), QR code payments (PayPay/d払い/Rakuten Pay/au PAY), and all transportation e-money cards are accepted.

3Seating and receiving

Total of 10 seats: 6 counter seats + 1 table. Staff will guide you to an empty seat; hand over your meal ticket. Food is served in approximately 5-10 minutes.

4Other

The soup is an aged miso blended from four types of miso, characterized by a rich animal-based umami and a deep sweetness. The surface layer of back fat and ginger accents create a multi-layered flavor; while the volume is more modest than Junsumi-kei style, the umami is ample. The noodles are medium-thick to medium-thin curly noodles (from Mikawaya Seimen), designed to coat the miso soup well. Toppings include stir-fried vegetables and ground meat cooked in a wok, thick and tender pork chashu, and grated yuzu scattered on top to balance the richness. A raw egg (free service) is provided, and dipping noodles in it sukiyaki-style is a popular way to eat. On the table, there's extra miso (served separately) for flavor adjustment, and a ginger-infused soup-wari (broth for diluting soup at the end) is available, offering a three-stage flavor transformation. The shop has a track record of top awards in the TRY Ramen Award New Miso Shop category.

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Seating

Counter: 6 seatsTables available
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2 ppl
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3-4 ppl
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Tables seat up to ~4 people. Groups of 5+ will need multiple tables and may wait longer than usual.

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Business Hours

Mon
11:30-14:3018:00-23:00
Tue
11:30-14:3018:00-23:00
Wed
11:30-14:3018:00-23:00
Thu
11:30-14:3018:00-23:00
Fri
11:30-14:3018:00-23:00
Sat
11:30-14:3018:00-23:00
Sun
11:30-14:3018:00-23:00
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Crowd Calendar

LunchAfternoonDinnerLate night
Weekday
Up to 15 minRef.
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Weekend
15-30 minRef.
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Quiet (No wait)
Calm (Up to 15 min)
Normal (15-30 min)
Busy (30-60 min)
Packed (Over 60 min)

* Dashed cells = reference data from past visit examples (replaced once enough reviews arrive)

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Dietary Notes

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No dietary data yet

This information is based on user reports and is not official information from the shop. Cross-contamination in the cooking environment cannot be guaranteed. If you have severe allergies, please confirm directly with the shop.

Animal-free menu available

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No MSG

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Gluten-free menu available

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Halal options available

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Dietary information is verified through blind consensus. Reports become public when 3 or more independent users agree.

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Ingredients & Allergens

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Allergen info coming soon

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