Matsudo Tomita Menban
松戸富田麺絆
Overview
Matsudo Tomita Menban is a direct affiliate of "Chukasoba Tomita," a renowned restaurant in Matsudo, Chiba, located in the basement of KITTE Marunouchi at Tokyo Station. Its signature dish, the rich seafood tonkotsu tsukemen, features a thick, viscous dipping broth and incredibly thick, springy noodles with a prominent wheat aroma. The chashu, made with Kashiwa Gensou Pork, is also highly acclaimed. Yuzu is added to the soup-wari, allowing you to enjoy a delightful change in flavor until the very last drop. The previously long queues have subsided, and many report that it's relatively easier to get a seat during the evening.
How to Order
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KITTE丸の内の松戸富田麺絆さんの濃厚つけめん(並)。
— あきさん@ぽんこつInvestor(r＞g) (@tzhangtwit) April 9, 2026
飲み会後だったので、食べきれるかと心配したがペロッと食べられた。 pic.twitter.com/1UDsQ999X7
松戸富田麺絆 東京駅KITTE地下
— すもも@作ってくれるご飯はうまい (@momonoz0517) April 15, 2026
「半熟味玉濃厚つけめん（150g）」
途中で味変したいので、辛味を毎回つけてます。スープ割りめんどいので直飲み派。
めちゃくちゃ美味しかった！ pic.twitter.com/XaUjO1ktVR
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