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HANAMICHIAN Tokyo Station
Tokyo-Born Miso Ramen, a Bib Gourmand Selection Two Years Running.
HANAMICHIAN is a miso ramen specialist recognized with a Bib Gourmand in the MICHELIN Guide Tokyo for two consecutive years. This Tokyo-born brand takes its name from the hanamichi, the walkway used by fighters as they make their entrance. You can enjoy its carefully prepared miso ramen on Tokyo Ramen Street.
The signature dish is Miso Ramen. Its rich soup is made by frying white miso (fermented soybean paste), lard, and garlic together in a wok, then combining them with pork-bone and chicken-bone broth. The thick, pleasantly chewy noodles are custom-made. Toppings include thick slices of chashu (seasoned pork), substantial pieces of menma (seasoned bamboo shoots), and vegetables.
The menu also includes Miso Tsukemen, noodles served with a separate miso dipping broth that clings to each strand, and Aemen, noodles tossed with an exceptionally concentrated miso broth.
A white doorway curtain and floral motifs create a distinctive entrance. Orders are placed through a meal-ticket system, and the interior offers both tables and counter seating. It is an easy place to stop for a meal before departure or to round off your journey home.
Highlights
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A miso ramen restaurant recognized with a Bib Gourmand in the MICHELIN Guide Tokyo for two consecutive years.
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A Tokyo-born brand named after the hanamichi, the passageway surrounded by people through which fighters make their entrance.
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Offers a menu centered on Miso Ramen.
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Features a rich soup combining pork-bone broth, chicken-bone broth, and white miso in a wok, paired with custom-made thick noodles.
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Uses a meal-ticket system and offers both tables and counter seating.
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Miso Ramen, featuring custom-made thick noodles and rich soup
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A hearty bowl of Special Ramen
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An interior with both counter seats and tables
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A white doorway curtain and floral motifs create an eye-catching entrance
Official FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Where is HANAMICHIAN Tokyo Station?
It is on Tokyo Ramen Street on the B1 floor of First Avenue Tokyo Station, just outside the ticket gates at the Yaesu North Exit of JR Tokyo Station. It is the sixth shop from the street’s entrance, marked by a white doorway curtain and floral motifs.
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Where does HANAMICHIAN have locations in Tokyo?
It has three locations: Nogata Honten and Tokyo Station in Tokyo, and the Kawasaki Hirama Branch in Kanagawa Prefecture.
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Where does the name HANAMICHIAN come from?
With the aim of becoming a place where people always gather, it was named after the hanamichi, the passageway surrounded by people through which fighters make their entrance.
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Details
- Japanese Name
- 味噌麺処 花道庵 東京駅店
- Postal Code
- 100-0005
- Address
- Tokyo Ramen Street, B1F, First Avenue Tokyo Station, 1-9-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
- Opening Hours
- 8:00 am - 11:00 pm (last order: 10:30 pm)
- Closed
- Open daily
- Access
- Immediately to the right after exiting the Yaesu Underground Central Gate at JR Tokyo Station
- Credit Cards
- Not accepted
- Official Website
- Official Website (English)