Hakata-style Tonkotsu Ramen near Kanda Station

I saw people posting about this place on reddit, and it's not far from where I'm staying, so I decided to check it out.

The broth is rich and flavorful, perfectly balanced with the taste of mentai (cod roe). Overall, it’s pretty tasty.

The only thing I didn't really like was that the noodles were a bit too soft; if I get a chance to eat there again, I'll ask for firmer noodles.

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Any recs for a lunch you don't have to eat fast along the tsukuba express between, say, Akihabara and moriya? Any cuisine welcome, including cafe with decent food, just don't want to get kicked out because someone needs the chair at lunch... thanks!!

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Cute little ramen shop in the middle of nakame

If you like super thick & rich ramen, this is the place to go. The broth was almost solid and packed with flavor, and the pork was incredibly fatty.

I was also really impressed by their karaage. It was really light in color, not sure if it's their batter or the oil they use, but it tastes a lot better than it looks (don't worry it was fully cooked through).

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Sekiguchi france-pan Bunkyo Tokyo

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