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2-chōme-14-1 Kichijōji Honchō, Musashino, Tokyo 180-0004, Japan
contacts phone: +81 422-20-5185
website: www.haruki-ya.co.jp
larger map & directionsLatitude: 35.7057346, Longitude: 139.5773831
和家光貴
::I visited after 11 o'clock. There were a good number of customers, and the staff were friendly and helpful. I had Chinese noodles. The soup is super hot. My tongue burned on the first bite and I couldn't really taste the middle part... The soup has a light seafood flavor that goes well with the chewy and crisp noodles. However, the soup was hot due to the fat on the surface. I think it's fine if this is the selling point, but if you don't have any particular preferences, I think you could use a slightly lower temperature. I really liked the noodles and the taste of the soup was also very good.
Emily Pun
::Small and tasty ramen shop. Best noodles I’ve had so far out of the 6 or so ramen spots we’ve visited in Tokyo. They have the most wonderful texture. Came hungover, left healed 100%
Pearline Lam
::Ramen just OK. Soup is nice and hot, but too much oil. Pork is not my favorite.
Kyo To
::Basic old school style Ramen. Not bad, but bit over priced compare to what you can taste.
TOri Sato
::No wait, fast courteous service. Two sizes of ramen. Chashu ramen with fish base was very good. Noodles firm.