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| Red Spicy Tantanmen 900 yen |
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| Black Sesame Oil Tantanmen 850 yen |
The story was that I was purely looking for dinner near the residential area of Soshigaya Okura station. Without knowing where to go, I irresistibly got into a Tantanmen shop that just grand opened recently. Once inside the shop, vending machine is on the right side. Only three choices are available on the menu: Black (Black Sesame Oil), Red (Spicy), and "Japanese-styled" Tantanmen.
Quick fact: In Japan, Chinese-influenced dishes like Ramen, Tantanmen, and Gyoza are all considered Chinese food.
JTAN
Address: 8 Chome-5-18 Kinuta, Setagaya-ku, Tōkyō-to 157-0073, Japan 東京都 世田谷区 砧 8-5-18 Phone:+81-3-6805-8666 Hours:
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They both look so good, but I don't eat spicy so no red spicy tantanmen :P
ReplyDeleteSame here, not a fan for spicy food. But I love to at least try very very little to just know how it tastes like.
DeleteI kind of like spicy food, this time you missed some pictures of the place, btw I really didn't know the ramen was considered Chinese food
ReplyDeleteOh yes, it was my first meal right after landing, I almost forgot to take a photo of the food too! ^_^" In Japan, it is very common to see ramen shop name like "Chinese noodle XXX" or "Chinese Ramen XXX."
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ReplyDeletei am always looking for spicy japenese food wish i could go try them out
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