Ramen Sugimoto Marunouchi
らぁ麺すぎ本 丸の内店
Overview
Raamen Sugimoto Marunouchi Branch is the second location of the famous 'Raamen Sugimoto' from Aobadai, Yokohama. The owner, Mr. Sugimoto, trained under Minoru Sano, known as the 'Demon of Ramen,' establishing a popular soy-sauce-based ramen shop. The main branch has been selected as a Tabelog Top 100 Restaurant and a Michelin Bib Gourmand. Located on B1F of Marunouchi Brick Square, it features a clear, delicate shoyu (soy sauce) or shio (salt) soup, layered with the umami of chicken and bonito flakes, paired with supple straight thin noodles. You can select the noodle firmness via a tablet when ordering. Orders are placed individually at each seat using a tablet, and payment is made at the register upon leaving. All major payment methods are accepted, including credit cards, e-money, and QR code payments. While it often has long queues at lunchtime, many reviews suggest it's relatively easier to enter in the evening, making it a suitable choice for a meal between sightseeing or for dinner.
How to Order
1**Before entering (if there's a queue)**
During busy times, please join the queue and wait your turn. Observe other customers to determine whether to buy your meal ticket before or after entering. 2. **Meal Ticket Purchase / Ordering** Purchase your meal ticket at the ticket machine before being seated. If you wish to increase your noodle portion, you can select the 'Main Store Size' (+200 yen). Payment options include credit card, e-money, and QR code payment. 3. **Seating / Receiving Your Order** Once seated, please finalize your order using the tablet at your seat. Please wait at your seat until your ramen is served.
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Seating
Tables seat up to ~4 people. Groups of 5+ will need multiple tables and may wait longer than usual.
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らぁ麺 すぎ本 丸の内店 にて 醤油らぁ麺(本店サイズ)。青葉台に移転したミシュランビブグルマンが都内に2号店オープンです。本店サイズは通常サイズより少し大きく、麺とスープは1.3倍くらい。アッサリとした優しいスープは後半よりハマっていくバランスで、本店と同じモチモチの自家製麺が極上です。 pic.twitter.com/HfcE37tIls
— もりとも (@heyjoe2006) January 28, 2025
らぁ麺すぎ本 丸の内店@二重橋前
— 外食備忘録 (@omodaka1977) January 30, 2025
醤油ワンタンらぁ麺(本店サイズ) 1700円
※せっかくだから本店サイズにしたけど結構麺量あるのね。丸の内店のレギュラーサイズで良かったかも pic.twitter.com/SzzAxOHw3L
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