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Shoyu ramen in Minato

Soupmap lists 3 places in Minato, Tokyo whose names (or our notes) point to shoyu broth.

About shoyu ramen

Seasoned with soy sauce: the classic clear brown bowl.

Read in the journalTokyo shoyu: the clear, brown bowl where it all began Asahikawa shoyu ramen: a bowl with its own lid of lard

Chains
Kitakata Ramen Bannai 2
How we matched
The shop's name says which broth (味噌, 豚骨…), or our notes do for Soupmap selections. Not a menu check.

The list

Soupmap selections come first, then independent places with the most complete records. This is an order of detail, not a ranking of bowls.

  1. Soupmap selection

    Ramen Jiro Mita Honten

    ラーメン二郎三田本店

    Mita, Tokyo

    RamenShoyu

    The original Ramen Jiro, by Keio University: thick noodles, chunks of pork, a mountain of bean sprouts and cabbage, and garlic if you ask. The bowl behind every Jiro-style shop in Japan.

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  2. Open-data listing

    Kitakata Ramen Bannai Hamamatsu Machi

    喜多方ラーメン 坂内浜松町

    Minato, Tokyo

    RamenShoyu · name suggestsChain

    Menu notes not yet added.

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  3. Open-data listing

    Kitakata Ramen Bannai Sho Hoshi Shiodome Shiteisenta

    喜多方ラーメン 坂内小法師汐留シティセンター店

    Minato, Tokyo

    RamenShoyu · name suggestsChain

    Menu notes not yet added.

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About this guide

Built from Soupmap's catalog: our own selections plus open-data listings from Overture Maps and OpenStreetMap contributors. Open-data listings are reported locations, not independently checked; menus, prices, hours and current trading status are not verified. Styles come from shop names, so a place can serve more than its name says, or less.

Places are grouped by the municipality in their record. English municipality names come from official kana readings (localgovjp, CC0). Generated romanizations of shop names are approximate; the Japanese name is kept on every card. Sources and credits.

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