Gokujo Chukasoba Fukumi Tokyo Station KITTE
極上中華そば 福味 東京駅 KITTE店
Overview
Gokujo Chukasoba Fukumi Tokyo Station KITTE branch is a specialty chukasoba (Chinese-style ramen) restaurant under the Setagaya group (a subsidiary of Yoshinoya Holdings), located in "Ramen Battleground Tokyo Marunouchi" on B1F of JP Tower (KITTE Marunouchi), very close to Tokyo Station. The main branch, "Fukumi," is in Setagaya Ward, and the KITTE branch is a flagship Tokyo Station store opened in 2024. It is known as a relatively easy-to-enter restaurant within the competitive area, characterized by its quick table turnover, earning it the reputation of "the easiest restaurant to enter in Ramen Battleground Tokyo Marunouchi." Utilizing the expertise of the Setagaya brand, it offers a wide range of menus from clear-broth (tanrei-kei) to Iekei-inspired ramen. The signature "Chukasoba Zai no Mori" (Special Topping Chukasoba) (1,350 yen) is a special dish featuring a clear soy-sauce-based soup, thin straight noodles, two large slices of chashu, two wontons, long menma, a seasoned egg (ajitama), and green onions. The soup exquisitely balances the umami of soy sauce with the richness of chicken oil, offering a gentle flavor that can be enjoyed to the last drop without becoming too heavy. The "Chukasoba" (1,000 yen) is a standard version, allowing you to enjoy a classic chukasoba that you won't get tired of even if you eat it every day. A unique KITTE branch-exclusive menu item is "Fukumi's Gokujo Iekei Ramen" (Fukumi's Supreme Iekei Ramen) (1,100 yen), which is praised for its rich yet non-greasy soup that pairs perfectly with the noodles, despite its reasonable price. It is popular as an easily accessible option for customers craving the richness of Iekei-style ramen within "Ramen Battleground Tokyo Marunouchi." Other extensive menu items unique to the Setagaya group include "Tori Paitan Ramen" (Chicken Paitan Ramen) (1,040 yen - rich yet smoothly drinkable), "Shanghai Mazesoba" (Shanghai Mixed Noodles) (1,100 yen - a junk-food-like rich flavor), "Tsukemen Zai no Mori" (Special Topping Tsukemen), "Shiro Shoyu Ramen" (White Soy Sauce Ramen), "Shio Ramen" (Salt Ramen), and "Yuzu Kaoru Tamago Kake Gohan" (Egg over Rice with Yuzu Aroma). The "Mayo Chashu Gohan" (Rice with Mayonnaise and Chashu) (370 yen) is a popular side dish to pair with ramen to increase satiety.
How to Order
1Before Entering the Restaurant
Located about a 4-minute walk from Tokyo Station, in "Ramen Battleground Tokyo Marunouchi" within "KITTE GranSta" on B1F of JP Tower (KITTE Marunouchi). This floor gathers five restaurants, including Rokurinsha, Fukumi, Kakushinka, Sonrinsha, and Sugidama, creating a comparative environment. Fukumi is known for its high turnover rate and is relatively easy to enter within this competitive zone; even during weekday lunch peak hours (12:00-13:00), customers are often seated after waiting for about 5 minutes. It operates continuously from Monday-Friday 11:00-22:00 (L.O. 21:45) and Saturday-Sunday 11:00-21:00 (L.O. 20:30) with no regular holidays.
2Purchasing Meal Tickets & Ordering
There is a ticket vending machine at the entrance with photos and English display support. A variety of menu items are available, including the signature "Chukasoba," "Chukasoba Zai no Mori," "Tori Paitan Ramen," "Shiro Shoyu Ramen," "Shio Ramen," "Shanghai Mazesoba," "Fukumi's Gokujo Iekei Ramen" (KITTE branch exclusive), "Tsukemen Zai no Mori," and sides like "Mayo Chashu Gohan," "Yuzu Kaoru Tamago Kake Gohan," and "Mayonnaise Topping." Pre-purchase: Purchase your meal ticket at the vending machine before joining the end of the line. Payment is accepted only in cash and transportation IC cards (Suica/PASMO, etc.); credit cards and QR code payments are not available.
3Seating & Receiving Your Order
There are 29 counter seats only; no table seats are available. Staff will guide you to an empty seat, and you hand over your meal ticket. Service is speedy, typically taking 3-5 minutes, and the restaurant is known for its quick turnover even in this competitive area. The main clientele consists of business travelers, foreign tourists, and Marunouchi office workers.
4Other Information
Standard condiments like chili oil and vinegar are available on the counter for adjusting flavor. Shanghai Mazesoba comes with "soup wari" (soup for diluting remaining sauce), allowing you to enjoy it twice by adding soup after finishing the noodles. Seasonal and new menus change fluidly, so check the latest menu at the ticket vending machine. The Setagaya group also has a point card system with benefits for repeat customers.
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| Lunch | Afternoon | Dinner | Late night | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weekday | Up to 15 minRef. | - | No waitRef. | - |
| Weekend | No waitRef. | - | No waitRef. | - |
* Dashed cells = reference data from past visit examples (replaced once enough reviews arrive)
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