Dogenzaka Manmosu
道玄坂 マンモス
Overview
Dogenzaka Mammoth, located on Dogenzaka in Shibuya, is a popular specialty restaurant among locals, serving rich tonkotsu gyokai tsukemen. You can choose from two types of extra-thick noodles: germ noodles with a strong wheat aroma, or chewy noodles with a satisfying texture. Highlights include the refreshing yuzu flavor and one complimentary soup refill. Orders are placed and paid for in cash at the ticket machine next to the entrance. You can also request "atsumori" (hot noodles) or adjust the spice level. While there might be a queue during peak lunch hours, the turnover is quick, making it highly recommended for anyone looking to experience authentic tsukemen.
How to Order
1If there's a line in front of the shop, please purchase your meal ticket from the vending machine next to the entrance before joining the queue. Please refrain from lining up without first purchasing a ticket.
2. Before being seated, purchase your meal ticket from the vending machine. Payment is cash only. When purchasing your ticket, you can select your noodle portion size, including "Tokumori" (extra large) and "Oomori" (large). If you choose Spicy Tsukemen, you can also specify your desired level of spiciness. 3. Once you are guided to your seat, please hand your purchased meal ticket to a staff member. At this time, please inform them of your preferred noodle type (either "Gokubuto Haigamen" - extra-thick germ noodles - or "Gokubuto Mochiri-men" - extra-thick chewy noodles). If you would like "Atsumori" (hot noodles), please also mention it at this time. 4. Tsukemen soup refills are available for free once.
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道玄坂マンモス@渋谷
— DTヤサイマシマシ (@ramen_lawyer) March 6, 2026
濃厚つけ麺1000yen
極太胚芽麺は硬めでコシも強く満足の食べ応え
栄養価が高いらしくヘルシーなDTにもってこい！！
魚介豚骨スープはドロドロではなく、とろっとした程よい粘度🙌しっかり甘みもあってジャンキーさ強くてよき！
スープ割もしっかり堪能してkk🤤 pic.twitter.com/3rHx6FKTkJ
散歩がてら来た渋谷。
— まる(減酒中) (@yu_bou__) March 10, 2026
道玄坂マンモスさんでつけ麺。
美味しかった。#つけ麺 pic.twitter.com/oqBiYiTJWY
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