I’m Fuu, a column writer.
When I got stood up at the last minute on my very first offer, I had Tenkaippin’s rich ramen with gyoza and a beer（笑）
Lately, my favorite is Ebisoba Ichigen, which has a location in Shinjuku, Tokyo.
It’s a popular spot on Ramen Street at New Chitose Airport in Sapporo, and its main restaurant is in Sapporo.
If you like shrimp, I highly recommend it.
Shin-Fukui Nakamura is delicious too. I believe its main restaurant is in Kyoto, right?
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This is Kida, the owner.
There’s a tiny ramen shop called Yamanote near Shoto. Whether you’re an old guy or not, give it a try—the Yuki ramen is delicious.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I go to Shinpuku Saikan pretty often too（笑）
There are locations in Azabu-Juban and Akihabara.
If you’re really into rich, heavy flavors, how about Naritake? They have locations in Ikebukuro and Kinshicho.
And of course, there’s always the classic Jiro. Kabukicho would probably be the most convenient after a date.
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I recommend Ramen Dai Nagoya.
It’s a Jiro-style ramen place.
If you can, try to drink as much of the soup as possible. You’ll probably get diarrhea, which means you can lose weight—and even flush that awful papa down the toilet along with it ♪
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I’m Aya, a female member.
Shinpuku Saikan in Azabu-Juban is delicious. I go there with my papa (a male supporter) from time to time. Maybe I’ll run into you there, haha.
Also, “Shinamen Hashigo,” with locations in Ginza and Akasaka, serves tantanmen rather than ramen, but I love its delicate flavor. My ex introduced me to it, and I still occasionally go there with my papa (a male supporter).
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