In Fujisawa (South of Tokyo), Rāmen Toki (らぁめん鴇) reigns supreme. Their chicken-centered ramen is lip-smacking delicious.
Best Ramen Shop in Fujisawa?
One of Kanagawa's largest cities, Fujisawa is just south of Tokyo. It's near Enoshima and Kamakura, both popular destinations for beach going and sightseeing.
Among Fujisawa ramen shops, Rāmen Toki is the highest ranked. They serve just 2 bowls - a shoyu (soy sauce) ramen and a kamo soba. The shoyu ramen (pictured) is their house special. In the soup there's a pleasant saltiness and sweetness from the shoyu.
Beyond the shoyu is a warm, whole chicken flavor. The soup is mostly chickens and clams. All in all, the bowl is similar to Menya Ishin's in Meguro, Tokyo. This makes sense, as the owner trained at Menya Ishin back in the day.
The toppings are as excellent as they look. There's menma (bamboo shoots), komatsuna (Japanese spinach), naruto (fish cake), negi (spring onions), and chicken and pork chashu. The pork in particular stands out - it's Ibérico pork rib!
Thinner noodles pick up the soup.
Rāmen Toki Summary
Besides being at the top of the Fujiasawa ramen food chain, Rāmen Toki is on Tabelog's Top 100 ramen list for East Japan.
The praise is understandable.
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