Tsukemen Honmaru Sakae
つけ麺本丸 栄店
Overview
Tsukemen Honmaru Sakae is a specialty shop for rich seafood tsukemen, located near Maruei Galleria, midway between Sakae and Fushimi in Nagoya, with only 11 counter seats. It is one of the few establishments that operates continuously from 11 AM to 11 PM on both weekdays and weekends, making it popular among regulars and those looking for lunch in the Sakae area. The signature rich seafood tsukemen features a thick, drenching dipping sauce condensed with the umami of seafood and pork bones, which perfectly coats the chewy, homemade medium-thick straight noodles. The surface of the soup is adorned with fish powder and a hint of yuzu peel, ensuring the aroma of seafood and citrus aftertaste linger until the very end. The biggest draw is the exceptional pricing: you can choose regular, large (550g), or extra-large (700g) noodle portions at the same price. However, there's a unique shop rule imposing a 150 yen penalty if you leave uneaten noodles. The table is equipped with various condiments such as garlic soy sauce (ninniku shoyu), spicy miso (karamiso), bonito vinegar (katsuo-zu), fish powder (gyofun), and chopped onions (tamanegi kizami), allowing you to customize the flavor mid-meal. Adding garlic soy sauce, in particular, transforms the flavor into a powerful and assertive taste. Beyond the signature tsukemen, the menu also offers a wide range of options, including spicy tsukemen with a kick, sweet Taiwanese mazesoba (served with oi-meshi, an extra scoop of rice), and miso ramen, with most items priced under 1,000 yen. Many regulars consider this a reliable choice when they want to avoid disappointment in the Sakae area.
How to Order
1Before Entering
A street-level shop located about a 5-minute walk southwest from Sakae Station, near Maruei Galleria. It's a small place with only 11 counter seats, and it can get crowded during lunch peaks and weekends, but the turnover is quick. Due to its continuous operation, it's relatively easier to get a seat around 2 PM or in the early evening. Closed on Thursdays.
2Purchasing Tickets and Ordering
Upon entering, purchase a meal ticket from the vending machine immediately inside, then proceed to a counter seat and hand your ticket to the staff. The vending machine displays food photos but lacks English descriptions, so it's best to familiarize yourself with the main menu items like the signature rich seafood tsukemen, spicy tsukemen, and Taiwanese mazesoba beforehand for a smoother experience. Regular, large (550g), and extra-large (700g) noodle portions are available at the same price, but be sure to select the desired portion button on the vending machine. A 150 yen penalty is posted for leaving uneaten noodles, so it's safest to try the regular portion for your first visit. Payment is cash only; credit cards, e-money, and QR code payments are not accepted.
3Seating and Receiving Your Order
Follow the staff's guidance to your seat. After handing over your meal ticket, your order will be served in about 5-7 minutes. The tsukemen noodles are served chilled, allowing you to enjoy the contrast with the hot dipping sauce.
4Other Notes
The table is equipped with various condiments such as garlic soy sauce (ninniku shoyu), spicy miso (karamiso), bonito vinegar (katsuo-zu), fish powder (gyofun), and chopped onions (tamanegi kizami), allowing you to customize the flavor as you like. For the signature rich seafood tsukemen, first taste it as-is, then add garlic soy sauce (ninniku shoyu) later to dramatically change the flavor. Adding bonito vinegar (katsuo-zu) will result in a refreshing aftertaste. If you order Taiwanese mazesoba, it comes with oi-meshi (an extra scoop of rice) so you can finish by mixing it with the leftover sauce. After your meal, inform the staff before leaving.
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…ってコトで、今日も今日とてラーメン道🍜
— 🌈バイナルテック🌈@プロレスファン (@binaltech0123) July 19, 2021
お昼はお気に入りのお店でお気に入りの一品
「つけ麺本丸 栄店」で ”鶏と柚子の塩つけ麺” を😋
迷いなく煮玉子は追加トッピング👍
ウマイっすなぁ~💕
あっさりさっぱり系つけ麺、大好きです😊
塩つけ麺用の薬味を入れてのスープ割りも最高です❗️ https://t.co/iItAwVpJM0 pic.twitter.com/7rMye9YgaL
久しぶりにつけ麺本丸へ。つけ麺やまぜそばも美味しいですが、今日は、、、
— 将 (@syou526) September 25, 2024
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1,000円
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| Lunch | Afternoon | Dinner | Late night | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weekday | Up to 15 minRef. | No waitRef. | - | - |
| Weekend | - | No waitRef. | - | - |
* Dashed cells = reference data from past visit examples (replaced once enough reviews arrive)
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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