Ramen GINZA TON BOX
ラーメン GINZA TON BOX
Overview
This new Ginza establishment is supervised by Mr. Takanori Yamagami of Minowa's renowned 'Ramen-ya Toy Box'. It features a clear-cut menu focused on two main pillars—shoyu and shio—both starring a delicate pork chintan (clear broth). Fine specks of pork back fat float in the amber-clear soup, allowing the rich umami and depth of pork to envelop your palate. The shop is also praised for its three types of chashu, each from a different cut, and its popular pairings with takikomi gohan (seasoned rice). While the ticket machine near the entrance can make entry and exit a bit cramped, the staff provides thoughtful guidance. Tucked away in a Ginza alley, this is a place where you can discover a bowl that is both refined and incredibly satisfying.
How to Order
1**Before Entering (If there's a queue)**
If there is a line outside the restaurant, please queue up and wait for your turn. Observe other customers to determine whether to purchase your meal ticket before or after entering the shop.
2**Purchasing Meal Ticket / Ordering**
Before being seated, please purchase a meal ticket for your desired ramen from the ticket machine. In addition to cash, various credit cards, e-money (such as Suica, including iD and QUICPay), and QR code payments (such as PayPay, including d払い, Rakuten Pay, au PAY, Alipay, and WeChat Pay) are accepted.
3**Seating & Receiving Your Order**
Hand your meal ticket to the staff and take an available seat. Once your ramen is served, please enjoy your meal.
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ラーメン GINZA TON BOXにて醤油ラーメン。トイ・ボックス監修店です。スープは地鶏ではなく豚清湯で背脂入り。醤油のプレンドはトイボを連想しますが、より強めの味にしたバランスです。麺はトイボと同じ配合でカットを変え、モチモチで結構違う食感。煮豚含めトイボの限定で出ておかしくないレベル。 pic.twitter.com/8Q2EJJr89T
— もりとも (@heyjoe2006) October 8, 2025
ラーメン GINZA TON BOX@銀座
— SHIBA-METAL (@SHIBAMETAL01) November 6, 2025
醤油ラーメン デス😋
細いが弾力があり 長過ぎない啜り心地の良い なんとなく食べ覚えのあるこの麺。好きです🥰
細かく散りばめられた背脂が優しく口内でスッと消えていきます♪
円い甘めの醤油も美味い✨ pic.twitter.com/w4SUId8A9Z
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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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Gluten-free menu available
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Halal options available
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