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Soba House Konjiki-Hototogisu
A Michelin-starred ramen shop serving creative, flavorful bowls of ramen made with homemade noodles in a cozy, no-frills setting.
Dining
Ramen Restaurant, Michelin-Starred, Japanese Cuisine
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Soba House Konjiki-Hototogisu is a Michelin-starred ramen restaurant celebrated for its inventive flavors and artisanal preparation. Located in Shinjuku, this small yet iconic eatery is known for its signature ramen bowls, crafted with homemade noodles and unique broths featuring ingredients like truffle oil and clams. The intimate setting offers a functional, no-frills ambiance, focusing on the ramen experience itself. Operating on a cash-only, first-come, first-served basis, Konjiki-Hototogisu is a must-visit for ramen enthusiasts seeking a culinary adventure in Tokyo.
Facilities & Services
Michelin-Starred Ramen
Signature Flavors Featuring Unique Ingredients
First-Come, First-Served (No Reservations)
Small, Intimate Dining Space
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