Ginza Oborozuki
銀座 朧月
Overview
A well-known tsukemen shop tucked away in a back alley in Ginza. Their signature rich tsukemen features a thick soup, a blend of seafood and tonkotsu, that perfectly coats the thick noodles, offering a very satisfying meal. Chuka Soba (Chinese-style ramen) and Tantanmen are also on the menu. Often boasting shorter waiting times compared to its popular neighbor Kagari, it's considered a hidden gem in the Ginza area. The compact space offers 8 counter seats, and orders are placed via a ticket vending machine. As closing days are irregular, it's recommended to check their official Instagram (@ginza_oborozuki) for the latest information before your visit.
How to Order
Here's how to order at Ginza Oborozuki:
1**Before Entering (If there's a queue)**
If there's a line, please wait at the end. Observe other customers to see if you should buy your meal ticket first or after being seated. 2. **Purchase Meal Ticket / Order** Before being seated, purchase your meal ticket from the vending machine. Select your desired menu item, insert money, and receive your ticket. 3. **Seating & Receiving** Hand your meal ticket to a staff member and take a seat when one becomes available. Please wait a moment until your ramen is served. 4. **Other** If you'd like 'soup-wari' (additional broth to dilute your dipping sauce) after finishing your noodles, please ask a staff member. A broth with yuzu and mitsuba will be provided.
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【豊玉タクシーラーメン部】
— 豊玉タクシー(公式) (@toyotamataxi) August 12, 2024
銀座朧月＠銀座
高内社長参拝！
百名店巡り！
人気店ですが、店内7席と席数が限られています。
特製つけ麺1300円。並200gと大300gが選べるので、大にしちゃいました。
魚介豚骨の王道のスープにつるもちでコシ強めな中太麺が美味しい！！… pic.twitter.com/ggIxWfRdRm
#備忘録
— ぶっちー (@n0B75QITk1gMWmJ) October 24, 2025
🗼関東編
東京都中央区 銀座 朧月さん
特製つけ麺
🍜🍜🍜🍜🍜🍜🍜🍜🍜🍜🍜🍜🍜 pic.twitter.com/iEyQKqj6cn
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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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