Ramen
Ramen
This iekei-style ramen is known for its creamy soup, which remains enjoyable even after many visits. The chewy, house-made medium-thick noodles pair well with the soup and make for a satisfying meal.
Machida Shoten Tabata
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Located near Tabata Station, Machida Shoten Tabata serves rich and creamy tonkotsu-shoyu broth with medium-thick noodles, paired with rice dishes like negi-cha don and tabletop chopped onions to customize your bowl.
01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
Just steps from Tabata Station, Machida Shoten Tabata is a ramen shop well worth visiting for its deeply flavorful pork-bone and soy sauce broth and medium-thick noodles. The standard ramen combines a creamy, approachable soup with chewy noodles that pick up the broth cleanly, resulting in a deeply satisfying bowl. Guests can customize noodle firmness, flavor richness, and oil levels, and choose from variations like Ajitama Ramen, Chashu Ramen, or the generously topped MAX Ramen depending on appetite.
A defining highlight of Yokohama iekei ramen is how well it goes with steamed rice. Dipping sheets of nori seaweed into the savory broth to wrap around bites of rice is a classic way to enjoy it, and ordering a negi don or a negi-cha don topped with chopped char siu and seasoned scallions makes the meal even more substantial. Counter condiments like diced raw onions and grated garlic let you introduce punchy accents to the bowl as you eat.
The dining area features both counter seats and table seating, welcoming solo diners dropping in for a quick bite as easily as small groups. Operating continuously from 11:00 to 3:00 the following morning, it is a convenient fixture for anything from a midday lunch to a late-night bowl after work.
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1 Chome-21-8 Tabata, Kita City, Tokyo 114-0014
Please contact the venue directly with enquiries or reservation requests.
Approximate hours based on listed information, in Japan Standard Time (JST)
BEFORE YOUR VISIT
The shop operates daily from 11:00 until 3:00 the following morning, accommodating late-night meals.
In addition to dine-in, both takeout and delivery are available.
Payments via PayPay and transportation IC cards are accepted. au PAY and Rakuten Pay cannot be used.
Reservations are not accepted.
In addition to the signature ramen featuring creamy soup and homemade medium-thick noodles, the menu includes MAX Ramen, Ajitama Ramen, and side dishes such as the negi rice bowl and moya-kyabe.
The entrance, seating, and parking are not wheelchair accessible.