Menkoidokoro Kiraku
麺恋処 き楽
Overview
Tucked away on a back street in Shimbashi, this ramen and tsukemen shop prides itself on its homemade noodles. The signature dish is "Chuka Soba," a seafood-pork bone broth ramen reminiscent of the Aoba style, accented with the aroma of yuzu. The diverse menu also includes a rich "Miso Ramen," "Spicy Miso Tantanmen" where sesame, miso, and chili oil form a trinity, and "Tsukemen" with thick noodles. The homemade noodles are medium-thick and straight, characterized by their chewy texture and excellent ability to carry the soup. A pleasing point is that you can choose between a regular portion (250g) and a medium portion (350g) without any extra charge. It's a small shop with a retro atmosphere and just 10 counter seats. Payment is made in advance via a ticket vending machine, and only cash is accepted. Conveniently accessible from Onarimon Station.
How to Order
The ordering process at Menkoichijo Kiraku is as follows:
1**Before Entering (If there's a line)**
If there's a line outside the restaurant, please line up at the end. Observe other customers to see whether to buy your meal ticket first or after entering. 2. **Purchase Meal Ticket / Order** Before being seated, purchase your meal ticket from the vending machine. Payment is by cash only; cards, e-money, and QR codes are not accepted. At this time, you can choose your noodle portion: Regular (250g) or Medium (up to 350g, free). Extra Large is subject to an additional charge. 3. **Seating & Receiving** Once a seat becomes available, please be seated and hand your meal ticket to a staff member. When your ordered ramen is ready, please pick it up and enjoy your meal.
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新橋の路地裏に佇む名店『麺恋処 き楽』
— ヒビ機(東京ラーメンタル) (@ramental_net) January 20, 2022
スープはサラッとしつつも豚骨魚介の旨味はしっかりな、こっさりテイスト。存在感のあるつるモチ自家製麺の香りも良く、肉肉しくて香ばしいチャーシューや味玉も美味い！
全体的にハイレベルだけど特に麺が美味い。麺恋処の名前は伊達じゃない。 pic.twitter.com/c2veGJW03f
今日の他店勉強
— kaitoh.jr (@KaitohJr) March 31, 2022
御成門
麺恋処 き楽
マル得中華そば(中盛り)
どこか懐かしささえ感じるWスープのアレやコレや。
自家製麺もチュルンプリンでして
豪快にデカイ音を立てて吸っちゃった！ pic.twitter.com/z5wmtepN8I
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