Magorinsha
孫鈴舎
Overview
Magorinsha Tokyo Station is a sister restaurant of "Rokurinsha" on Tokyo Ramen Street, located under the elevated tracks near the Hato Bus information center, about a 2-minute walk from Tokyo Station Marunouchi South Exit. From 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM, only "Asa Ramen" (morning ramen) is served, while tsukemen (dipping noodles) and ramen are offered from 10:30 AM onwards. The signature dish is a rich seafood pork bone soy sauce broth, characteristic of Rokurinsha; tsukemen uses chewy thick noodles, while ramen uses firm, extremely thin straight noodles, with noodle types changing depending on the menu. Asa Ramen is a refreshing yet rich bowl flavored with ginger and chopped green onions, offering great value with extra noodles (kaedama: extra noodles) for 100 yen, and a variety of side dishes such as chicken oil egg rice (torigoyu tamago kake gohan: chicken oil egg rice) and roasted pork rice (yakibuta meshi: roasted pork rice). Limited-time menus like Mala Tsukemen are also available. The appeal lies in being able to enjoy an authentic bowl right from the morning at Tokyo Station, all at a high cost performance.
How to Order
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1Before Entering
About a 2-minute walk from Tokyo Station Marunouchi South Exit, under the elevated tracks on the inside of the Yamanote Line. "Asa Ramen" (morning ramen) is served from 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM, and tsukemen (dipping noodles) and ramen are served from 10:30 AM to 10:00 PM. The interior is calm with a wood-grain design, and queues are uncommon, so you can often enter without waiting.
2Purchasing Meal Tickets & Ordering
Purchase a meal ticket from the touch-panel ticket machine on the left side of the entrance. Your order is sent to the kitchen immediately upon purchase, and you pick up your meal yourself when your number is called, similar to a food court system. Payments can be made with cash, credit cards, public transport e-money (like Suica), and QR code payments.
3Seating & Pickup
The layout mainly features I-shaped counters with ample space. Self-service water is available (from a water server), and paper aprons are provided. After eating, return your tray to the designated return area.
4Other Notes
Asa Ramen has a refreshing ginger flavor. Garlic (ninniku: garlic) can be added upon request. Extra noodles (kaedama: extra noodles) are 100 yen, and a variety of side dishes like chicken oil egg rice (torigoyu tamago kake gohan: chicken oil egg rice) and roasted pork rice (yakibuta meshi: roasted pork rice) are available. Adding garlic to tsukemen transforms it into a more invigorating (stamina-boosting) flavor.
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— マルタイ🍜 (@ramen_moriya) August 22, 2025
東京 孫鈴舎
つけ味玉並 ¥990
研修終わりにてこちらへ☺️
六厘舎グループのお店で新橋にあった「孫作」が名前を変えてここに移転しました。
麺は中太麺で小麦の旨みを感じられるもの！
つけ汁は六厘舎系列ですが魚介不使用で動物系の旨み抜群でうまいースープ割はほうじ茶と変わってますな♪ pic.twitter.com/h1o9RnAwgW
#つけ麺
— まーなーぶ (@Vjywx1tjaY24023) April 30, 2025
丸の内にある「孫舎鈴」に訪問しました。つけ並盛を注文。
六厘舎とかは違い、鶏豚野菜から取ったつけ汁は濃厚ながら大葉が入るなど食べやすく美味しいですね。
麺も中太ストレートでつけ汁に絡み、量も茹で後300ｇですが必要十分でした。
つけ麺なら孫舎鈴、ラーメンなら舎鈴かと。 pic.twitter.com/H2ahfx5UfO
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* Dashed cells = reference data from past visit examples (replaced once enough reviews arrive)
Dietary Notes
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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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No MSG
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Gluten-free menu available
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Halal options available
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Ingredients & Allergens
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