Amazing Tsukemen Ramen [ORESHIKI] - Tokyo Train Station

You’ve just landed in Narita, you’re tired, probably famished, and have found yourself at the Tokyo Train Station.

You guide your static-flight-haired head towards Rokurinsha, but the queue makes you question if you have the stamina for this today.

✈ 🇯🇵 LANDED IN NARITA.⁣ ⁣ ⁣ 🍜Tsukemen from the Tokyo Station is always a welcome choice after a gruelling flight! Head to #Oreshiki for delicious dips & perfectly al-dente noodles.⁣ ⁣ ⁣ 🚄🛍 My personal station favourite when I'm trying to avoid hectic queues with my luggage in tow. [More deets on the BLOG!]⁣ ⁣ ⁣ 🥢 いただきます !

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“PILGRIMAGE TOMORROW. PRACTICAL TODAY.”

— Melissa Ess

Walk on instead, through the hubbub that is Tokyo Ramen Street and towards ORESHIKI.

You’ll see a smaller queue and one of the amazing machines that make ordering and service 200% more efficient, and I have attached a menu - incase you, like me, are super kiasu, and want to plan this in advance.

I ordered up a bowl of tsukemen with the works and shed a tear when I took my first bite.

Was this the best tsukemen I’ve had in my life? Probably YES.

Is this also the first thing I eat whenever I land in Tokyo? Also YES.

Beat the crazier queues, and give this place a solid shot. Then head to your room to catch up on that jetlag because you’re going to need some serious stamina to tour this sprawling city.

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