Shinpuku Saikan Hamamatsucho
新福菜館 浜松町店
Overview
Shinpukusaikan, a long-established restaurant originating from Kyoto, has one of its Tokyo branches here. Its signature dishes are jet-black chūka-soba (Chinese noodles) and similarly black yakimeshi (fried rice). Despite their dark appearance, the flavors are said to be not as rich as they look, offering a delightful aroma of soy sauce and a refreshing aftertaste. Set menus combining chūka-soba and yakimeshi (available in small or regular sizes) are a classic choice, and many customers opt for them. There is no ticket vending machine; instead, staff take orders while customers wait in line, ensuring that by the time you're seated, your meal is almost ready to be served. Seating consists only of tables (shared tables are possible, with partitions). The restaurant is conveniently located about a 2-minute walk from Daimon Station, making it easy to stop by for a meal in Hamamatsucho or for a quick bite after a business trip.
How to Order
1Before Entering (If there's a queue)
While you are waiting in line, a staff member will come to take your order. 2. Purchase Meal Ticket / Order Please tell your order directly to the staff member while waiting in line. 3. Seating / Receiving Your Order Please take a seat as guided by the staff, and wait for your ordered dishes to arrive.
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Seating
Tables seat up to ~4 people. Groups of 5+ will need multiple tables and may wait longer than usual.
Voices
新福菜館 浜松町店…東京都港区浜松町にある…黒いラーメンで…お馴染み京都発祥のラーメン屋の東京支店…真っ黒いラーメンに…真っ黒い焼き飯…なかなかインパクトがあり…味は思ったほど辛くはなく…美味しく頂く…ラーメンに入っているバラチャーシューを焼きめしと合わせると…なかなか合う… pic.twitter.com/6kdGP4UiaG
— 山岡士郎 (@yamaokashiro27) September 20, 2024
お昼は「新福菜館」浜松町店で中華そば&焼きめしで🍜✨
— ぺいとん (@Peiton5542) November 29, 2023
見た目に反してアッサリなんですよねー、このスープ🤤ｳﾏｲｰ
シャキシャキの九条ネギともやしの下にびっしりチャーシューが敷き詰められています😲
これまた黒い焼きめしと共にペロリとご馳走様でした👍✨#浜松町 pic.twitter.com/EAoVRy6nnY
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Animal-free menu available
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Gluten-free menu available
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