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Okurindo

Ramen RestaurantJapanese RestaurantRestaurant

4.4

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Okurindo is a ramen spot known for its unique fish and seafood broths, offering options like mackerel, squid, and saury. The restaurant has a clean, stylish atmosphere and you order your meal through a ticket vending machine.

Address

2-chōme-1-18 Shibadaimon, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0012, Japan

Website

https://twitter.com/okurindo?s=09

Opening Hours

11:00 AM – 10:00 PM (Thu)

Phone

+81 3-3438-0188

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Worth it?

Worth it if you want to try bold, different ramen flavors and enjoy a casual, authentic Tokyo ordering experience

Skip if you prefer classic ramen styles or need wheelchair accessibility

Reviewers consistently praise the rich, flavorful, and unique seafood-based soups, especially the mackerel and salmon options.4 mentions

The staff are noted for being kind and customer service-minded, contributing to a well-managed experience.1 mention

The restaurant does not serve vegetarian food, limiting options for some diners.1 mention

The restaurant is not wheelchair accessible, which may be an issue for some visitors.1 mention

Location

2-chōme-1-18 Shibadaimon, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0012, Japan

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Highlights

The Chestnut Ramen offers a rich, nutty, and comforting broth with a unique balance of sweetness and depth.

You can add toppings like a truffle egg to your ramen for an enhanced flavor experience.

The Pacific Saury Ramen features a clean, fish-based broth with a gentle smokiness.

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Who it's for

Solo
Couples
Friends
No wheelchair entrance
No accessible parking
No accessible seating
No dogs
Paid parking
No card payments
Cash only
Dine-in

This place is for adventurous eaters looking for a unique ramen experience beyond traditional pork or miso broths. It's also great for those who appreciate a clean, well-managed dining environment.

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Know before you go

You'll order your meal using a ticket vending machine, which is a common practice in Tokyo ramen shops.

The restaurant accepts cash only, so be prepared before you go.

There are no reservations, so you might encounter a line, especially around lunchtime.

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Reviews

4.4

Very good

5 Reviews

Diners rave about the unique and delicious fish and seafood broths, particularly the mackerel and saury, often calling it the best ramen in Tokyo. Many appreciate the clean atmosphere and the option to customize with toppings like truffle egg. Be aware that it can get busy, with lines forming by noon.


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