Tanmen Tonari Marunouchi
タンメン トナリ 丸の内店
Overview
This Tanmen specialty shop is located in the basement of TOKIA in the Marunouchi area of Tokyo Station. It features a generous pile of vegetables, chewy wide flat noodles, and a rich, flavorful soup. Each bowl contains approximately 360g of vegetables, offering a truly satisfying portion. You can choose whether to add ginger when ordering, and the amount can be tripled for free. Besides the salt-based Tanmen, the Miso Tanmen is also highly popular. Set menus with fried chicken (Tankara) or gyoza (Tangyo) are also available, ensuring a satisfying meal when you're looking to eat heartily. The shop is relatively quiet right after opening, but queues often form after 11 AM.
How to Order
1Before Entering (If there's a queue)
If there's a queue, please line up and wait.
2Ordering
Once seated, please tell your order directly to the staff across the counter. Ginger can be doubled or tripled free of charge, and you can choose whether or not to include garlic. Please inform us of your preferences at this time.
3Enjoying Your Meal and Payment
Once your ramen is served, please enjoy your meal. When you finish eating, please pay at the register. We accept credit cards, electronic money, and QR code payments (such as PayPay, Alipay, and WeChat Pay).
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東京「タンメン トナリ 丸の内店」でタンメン。
— MONJI (@boxx_twi) March 13, 2026
先日行った東京駅の人気店、時間を外して並びなしでした！
ニンニク有無を聞かれ追加、炒めたシャキシャキの野菜に濃厚なスープ！これは食べ応えもあって人気出るよな〜 pic.twitter.com/Jd6L63EVAc
タンメン トナリ 丸の内店 ＠東京
— Nanase (@nnstable) March 18, 2026
タンメン 840円
美味しくてボリューミーなタンメンです🍜スープには、鶏、豚、そして野菜の旨味が詰まってます。スープと一緒に、太麺やキャベツ・もやしなどの炒め野菜を食べれて、とても美味しかったです😋#ラーメン pic.twitter.com/LzQHTwlSFh
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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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