Unveiling Tokyo's Ultimate Ramen Breakfast: A Hidden Gem Just Steps Away from Tokyo Station
Indulge in the Ultimate Ramen Breakfast Experience!
Imagine kicking off your day in Tokyo with a hearty bowl of ramen, a unique and satisfying way to start your adventures. But here's the catch: most ramen joints don't open until noon, leaving breakfast enthusiasts in a bind. However, we've stumbled upon a hidden gem that offers a morning-only ramen special, and it's conveniently located just minutes from Tokyo Station.
The Quest for Morning Ramen
Tokyo Station, a bustling hub with over 800,000 daily commuters, is our starting point. We exit through the Marunouchi Minamiguchi, heading south along the elevated tracks towards the vibrant Yurakucho neighborhood. And here's the exciting part: the walk to our destination, Magorinsha, takes only a few minutes!
Magorinsha: A Ramen Haven for Breakfast Lovers
Magorinsha isn't your typical 24-hour ramen spot. It opens its doors at 7 a.m., catering specifically to those who crave ramen as their morning meal. And they've got a special treat: Morning Ramen, available only on weekdays between 7 and 10:30 a.m. For just 600 yen, we treated ourselves to this unique breakfast experience.
The ramen that arrived was a sight to behold - a complex, cloudy broth that blended tonkotsu, shoyu, and gyokai flavors, creating a bold and impactful taste. What sets Magorinsha apart is their unique choice to serve it with grated ginger, a rare offering in Japanese ramen restaurants, adding a refreshing twist to the breakfast ramen experience.
The noodles were thin and firm, providing ample surface area for the broth to infuse its flavors. It's a match made in ramen heaven! And if you're a noodle enthusiast, you can even ask for a kaedama (noodle refill) for just 100 yen more.
Even at this affordable price, Magorinsha doesn't skimp on the chashu. A nice slice of roasted pork awaited us in the bowl, adding a savory touch to the breakfast ramen.
A Breakfast to Remember
Located in a posh part of town, Magorinsha offers an impressive breakfast experience. With numerous hotels nearby, it's the perfect spot to fuel up before a day of sightseeing. And for those arriving in Tokyo from other parts of Japan, the proximity to Tokyo Station, where the Shinkansen and highway buses converge, makes Magorinsha a convenient choice for a delicious breakfast on your first day in the city.
Restaurant Details
Magorinsha / 孫鈴舎
Address: Tokyo-to, Chiyoda-ku, Marunouchi 1-10-9
Open: 7 a.m.-10 p.m. (weekdays), 11 a.m.-3 p.m. (Saturdays)
Closed: Sundays, holidays
Website: https://shop.mtfj.co.jp/stores/109
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Have you tried Magorinsha's Morning Ramen? What are your thoughts on starting your day with a bowl of ramen? We'd love to hear your opinions and experiences in the comments below!
