Kiraku
A historic shophouse serving "Tokyo-style" shoyu ramen with fried onions since 1952; one of the few places to taste the city's pre-modern ramen flavor.
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A historic shophouse serving "Tokyo-style" shoyu ramen with fried onions since 1952; one of the few places to taste the city's pre-modern ramen flavor.
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The stamp records thisNo. 999 for Ramen in Tokyo
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1 nearbyShibuya Crossing & Hachiko
Shibuya Crossing & Hachiko
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