Tsujita ramen: 59 Photos & Videos

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I visit the Tsujita × Hololive Myrh collaboration for weeks 1 and 2, to try out Guras Chashu Tsukemen, Kiara Orange Soda, Inas...

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FAQ

Tsujita ANNEX focuses on Jiro-style ramen, a ramen known for its tremendous portions of meat and veggies and its unique pork broth.
The main difference between Tsujita and Tsujita Annex is the broth. The original Tsujita uses a thicker, richer broth that has a prominent seafood flavor and the consistency of heavy whipping cream. Because of its richness, the broth is served in a smaller bowl than the bowl used for the noodles.
Takehiro Tsujita. Takehiro Tsujita is a man who lives for ramen. He's also the chef and founder of The Tsujita. Early on in his life, Tsujita vowed to create the greatest tasting tonkotsu (pork bone broth, in Japanese) by becoming a student of the opulent, gravy-like elixir siphoned from slowly simmered porcine bones.);})();(function(){window.jsl.dh(_YW8ZoOyB-Co5OUP0YCHoQk__107,
1 Ramen (Tsukemen) Tomita's tsukemen is everything you'd expect it to be. It's the pinnacle of tonkotsu gyokai (pork and fish tsukemen).
Home of some of the best ramen in Japan, Tokyo is a noodle-lover's paradise. With people moving to Tokyo from all corners of the country, you can find almost every variety in existence. From Hakata-style tonkotsu to Sapporo butter miso, it's all there for the taking.