Ramen TOKU

Ramen with a clear, salt-based soup. The "Toku" special includes extra chashu, nori, and seasoned egg, making it a satisfying and ingredient-rich dish. It has a light yet deep richness.

Basic salt ramen topped with a seasoned, soft-boiled egg (Ajitama). The soup is clear and allows you to taste the umami of the dashi.

Salt ramen generously topped with thinly sliced green onions. The crisp texture and aroma of the green onions enhance the salty flavor of the soup.

Salt ramen with an increased portion of tender, simmered pork (chashu). The richness and flavor of the meat melt into the soup, creating a more intense taste.

This is the restaurant's signature standard salt ramen. It features a clear soup infused with dashi from chicken and seafood, offering a simple yet profound flavor.

A dipping noodle style where the noodles and soup are served in separate bowls. Chewy noodles, chilled in cold water, are dipped into a rich, warm soup.

Salt ramen topped with stir-fried or boiled vegetables. The sweetness of the vegetables adds to the soup, making it a healthy and hearty bowl.

An additional ticket to increase the noodle portion size. Purchase this if you want to eat more noodles than usual.

You can add either "seasoned egg" or "nori seaweed" as a topping. Please inform us of your preference when handing in your ticket.

You can add either "Negi" or "Menma (pickled bamboo shoots)" as a topping. Please inform us of your preference when handing in your ticket.

Add extra braised pork (chashu) as a topping to your ramen. Recommended for meat lovers.

Steamed dumplings generously filled with garlic chives. They feature chewy wrappers and fragrant ingredients, served with a dipping sauce.

Plain white rice. It is commonly eaten with ramen soup or enjoyed at the end by adding soup to make it like a rice porridge.

A rice bowl topped with finely chopped chashu pork and a sweet and savory sauce. It's a popular accompaniment to ramen.

A medium-sized bottled beer. It is well-chilled and a suitable size to enjoy with your meal.

A small-sized bottled beer. It's just the right amount if you want to drink a little.

A carbonated soft drink, cola.