Nameless

This ramen shop's name is no name so they don't put any name at entrance. They have only 6 seats. They have only two options, one is soy sauce and another is salt & truffle. I had salt and truffle, which has thick noodle, pork chashu and lots of vegetables on that. Truffle flavor is not so strong. The soup is thick and chicken broth. Taste nice.

I was staying in the area and after trying Kikanbo, I decided to try another highly rated ramen on tabelog, Mumei. I got the chicken shio which is the most visually stunning with a topping of salad greens. The broth was thicker than I was expecting, with notes of a mirepoix. The noodles were also unorthodox, being flat and thick (more akin to a Chinese flat noodle or linguini) but tasty nevertheless as a vehicle for that sublime broth. What a unique and sublime bowl of ramen for 900¥. Didn't get to try the tsukemen but seems like most shops are offering tsukemen options these days.

It was fine arranged Salt ramen. Personally, I might have not want to repeat this