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Cuisine
Izakaya (Japanese Style Pub) / Bar
Average cost
Lunch: ¥999 - ¥999
Dinner: ¥999 - ¥999
Venture beyond the standard ramen and go for the thick, rich broth of tsukemen.
Restaurant Details
A substantial and generous portion of noodles is not even the best part of this famous tsukemen store in Kyoto. Tsukemen Miyamoto is known for the richness of its inimitable thick broth. The dipping noodles are the specialty of this store.
Tsukemen Miyamoto's soup is made of chicken and pork broth combined with niboshi stock. The fattiness of the meat broth brings about the richness while the niboshi broth adds zest without leaving a fishy aftertaste. Dried flakes from domestically produced ingredients along with niboshi soy sauce are added at the end. The combination of unique components is the secret behind the unique umami flavor.
The chewy and fat Sanuki udon noodles, made in-house, are clung onto by the broth, with a firm bite in each piece. The tsukemen dish also includes two slices of different chashu types (usually a pork belly and shoulder roast that complements the broth), ajitama egg, and seaweed.
A heavy broth for a noodle dish is quite difficult to ace as it can be too much for some. The one at Tsukemen Miyamoto is nothing like that. The soup at this udon-ya wins acclaim from noodle lovers of all tastes and preferences.
Reservations not available.
Tsukemen Miyamoto Phone Number
03-5703-0213
Tsukemen Miyamoto Business Days
Sunday
11:00 AM
03:00 PM
-
05:30 PM
09:00 PM
Monday
11:00 AM
03:00 PM
-
05:30 PM
09:00 PM
Tuesday
11:00 AM
03:00 PM
-
05:30 PM
09:00 PM
Wednesday
11:00 AM
03:00 PM
-
05:30 PM
09:00 PM
Thursday
11:00 AM
03:00 PM
-
05:30 PM
09:00 PM
Friday
11:00 AM
03:00 PM
-
05:30 PM
09:00 PM
Saturday
11:00 AM
03:00 PM
-
05:30 PM
09:00 PM
Tsukemen Miyamoto Address
7-8-1 Nishikamata, Ota City, Tokyo, 144-0051, Japan
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