Yakiago Shio Ramen Takahashi Ginza
焼きあご塩らー麺たかはし 銀座店
Overview
Located behind GINZA SIX, this specialty restaurant focuses on dashi made from *yakiago* (grilled flying fish). It's the Ginza branch of a chain with nine locations across Kanto. Their signature *Yakiago Shio Ramen* is renowned for its elegant yet rich broth, which pairs perfectly with the flat, wavy noodles – a soup so delicious you'll want to drink every last drop. A welcome touch is the small cup of *yakiago* dashi served upon seating. Another popular option is the "shime" – a finishing dish where you add rice, *arare* crackers, and wasabi to the leftover soup to enjoy it *ochazuke*-style. With a friendly atmosphere that attracts many foreign tourists and open until 4:30 AM, it's also an ideal spot for a post-drink meal in Ginza.
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焼きあご塩らー麺たかはし＠上野御徒町 期間限定焼きあご冷し担々麺白めし並
— 青魚 (@aosakanasama) July 22, 2024
PREMIUMPASSで特製に。銀座店で食べたので2回目の担々麺。肉餡はそっとそのまま溶かさないあご出汁スープにピリ辛オイルのスッキリ辛いのが好みでウマイ。麺全部食べてから最後に肉餡溶いたスープをご飯にかけてウマウマ。 pic.twitter.com/7pIHuAIxey
【 焼きあご 塩らー麺 たかはし 銀座店 】に来た♪
— 青龍 (@chin_ron19) June 2, 2025
焼いたあごの香りが凄い良い匂い♡
麺は平打ち麺、コシもあって美味いね〜♪
ひと通り食した後は…………
残りのスープを茶漬けに……
(〃ω〃) んま〜〜♡ #焼きあご塩らー麺たかはし銀座店#トビウオ#あご出汁#ラーメン#茶漬け#銀座 pic.twitter.com/u23TAC7aGh
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