Most magazines that feature Shono (that would be all of them) showcase the しゃけつけ麺. Regular-looking tsukemen with a side of lox. But the choices go much, much further.
There is a monthly menu, the likes of which have never been seen. I won't dwell on the past, but this month's gentei (limited edition offering) is a tsukemen. The soup is some sort of cabbage soup, and the noodles are topped with hotaruika, tasty little squids that light up like fireflies when they are in their natural habitat. Oh, and there is a side of squid liver sauce.
Each month is something like that.
The regular menu item, with the salmon, was what I came here for. Don't get distracted by the shiny squids!
Excellent.
Like any good tsukemen shop, the noodles are made on location. A perfect match with the slightly spicy soup. The bit of salmon is a welcome bonus.
More than your average list of toppings. Homemade babystar? Neat!
東京都新宿区市ヶ谷田町1-3
Tokyo, Shinjuku-ku, Ichigayatamachi 1-3
Closest station: Ichigaya
Open 11:00-15:00, 17:00-21:30
Weekends 11:00-16:00
2 comments:
Babystar?
Babystar are crunchy little fried bits of noodles, eaten as a snack. You can buy them at many convenience stores.
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