Men Soken Kurenai (麺創研 紅) Tokyo

Awards

Ramen Beast

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Tabelog

3.66

Cuisine

Ramen, Tsukemen

• 2018

7 / 10

Ramen at Kurenai (麺創研かなで 紅)

on 28 Aug 2018

by Abram Plaut

Recommended bowl: Red hot miso ramen

Kurenai serves some of the best spicy miso ramen in Tokyo – among the top five in town. Standard miso ramen and tsukemen are also offered. The shop name means “red” in Japanese – you'll know why when you get your bowl. The shop exterior is covered in pine paneling; you can’t miss it.

Kurenai’s soup is made with tonkotsu, chicken and miso. The spicy miso comes drizzled in a delicious house-made ra-yu (chili oil). The shop serves seven varieties of... More

Recommended bowl: Red hot miso ramen

Kurenai serves some of the best spicy miso ramen in Tokyo – among the top five in town. Standard miso ramen and tsukemen are also offered. The shop name means “red” in Japanese – you'll know why when you get your bowl. The shop exterior is covered in pine paneling; you can’t miss it.

Kurenai’s soup is made with tonkotsu, chicken and miso. The spicy miso comes drizzled in a delicious house-made ra-yu (chili oil). The shop serves seven varieties of house-made noodles in every bowl – this is rather uncommon but the variety of textures is very enjoyable. Tasty strips of juicy yaki-buta (roasted pork) are the standard toppings, along with some cabbage, bean sprouts and shredded chili.

Kurenai is open every day of the year until 1 am. Spicy after-boozing goodness for those on the Keio line. Less