Tokyo Style Miso Ramen Domiso Kyobashi
東京スタイルみそらーめん ど・みそ 京橋本店
Overview
A miso ramen specialty shop established in Kyobashi since 2006. Their signature bowl combines a blend of five types of miso sauce with a chicken, pork, and seafood broth, characterized by a rich yet not overly heavy balance. The popular "Miso Kotteri" (rich miso) features pork back fat that adds sweetness and depth, pairing perfectly with Asakusa Kaikaro's medium-thick noodles. The spicy miso "Orochon" and tsukemen (dipping ramen) are also highly regarded. Paper aprons are provided, attracting many female customers and couples. The touch-panel ticket vending machine supports multiple languages, making ordering easy. Though a small shop with only 10 counter seats, it's a valuable spot in the Ginza area to savor authentic miso ramen.
How to Order
The ordering process at Tokyo Style Miso Ramen Do・Miso Kyobashi Honten is as follows:
1**Before Entering (If there's a queue)**
If there's a line outside the shop, please join the end of it. Observe other customers to determine whether to purchase your meal ticket (shokken) before entering or after being seated.
2**Purchasing Meal Tickets / Ordering**
Purchase your meal ticket (shokken) from the ticket vending machine before being seated. The touch-panel ticket vending machine has photos, supports multiple foreign languages, and accepts payment by credit card, e-money, and QR code.
3**Seating & Receiving**
Once a seat becomes available, please sit down and hand your meal ticket to a staff member. Please wait until your ordered ramen is served.
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銀座１丁目 京橋にある【 東京スタイルみそらーめん ど・みそ 】京橋本店に来た♪
— 青龍 (@chin_ron19) October 7, 2023
(；´Д｀) スパイスが強い〜
小学校低学年並みの俺の舌には無理な味でした…………（泣）#東京スタイルみそらーめんど・みそ#ど・みそ#味噌ラーメン#ラーメン#スパイシーラーメン#開化楼#味噌 pic.twitter.com/RaUhAcdqrH
東京スタイルみそらーめん ど・みそ 京橋本店@銀座一丁目のみそこってりらーめん。「東京スタイル」なのかは分かりませんが、札幌とは違いモヤシが後乗せです。背脂と太麺が東京要素でしょうか？通常だと肉が乗らないのが少し寂しいですが、ベースの動物系がしっかりしているので満足感はあります。 pic.twitter.com/QsSagIwWZj
— GECKO (@Gecko_Sax) January 9, 2023
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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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