Misokko Fukku
味噌っ子 ふっく
Overview
Payment is accepted via cash or transit IC cards (e.g., Suica); credit cards and QR code payments are not available. This miso ramen specialty shop was founded in 2018 by an owner who trained at the renowned "Miso Mendokoro Hanada." Their signature is a rich soup, a blend of white miso and Sendai miso, thickened with stir-fried aromatic vegetables and potatoes. The medium-thick straight noodles from Mikawaya Seimen are designed to perfectly entwine with the soup. Orders are placed using a touch-panel ticket vending machine (with photos), but please follow the staff's guidance on when to purchase your meal ticket; this is often instructed while you are waiting in line. Be prepared for queues of over an hour, even on weekdays, as the shop closes once ingredients are sold out. Evening service may sometimes end reception around 7 PM. A constant fixture on Tabelog's 'Hyakumeiten' (Top 100 Restaurants) list.
How to Order
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味噌っ子 ふっく
— ☪︎✞ぴーすけ✞☪︎ 【】 (@psukejiro_7626) February 7, 2025
味玉ちゃーしゅー味噌ラーメン
ちゃーしゅー飯
らいす
こちらも来たかった✨️初訪です
こってりとんこつ味噌スープが美味い
あとちゃーしゅー飯がめちゃ好みのもの#味噌っ子ふっく #ふっく #花道 #めちゃくちゃうまいわ®︎ #ライスドボンは世界を救う®︎ pic.twitter.com/tPY9PkQfIv
味噌っ子ふっく@荻窪
— イチロウ麺 (@26_16_) March 12, 2026
辛味噌らーめん＋ちゃーしゅー飯
豚や野菜などあらゆる旨味が溶け込んだトロトロ味噌スープに風味良い太麺が絡んで猛烈ウマ ラー油の辛味も合う 神域級のバランス構成
2種焼豚どちらも最高 濃い味コマチャたっぷりで米進む
甘辛メンマ○ もやしが異次元の美味しさでビビる…完飲。 pic.twitter.com/le4R6lS6Ac
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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.
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