morris (モリス) Tokyo

Awards

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Ratings from the web

Tabelog

3.66

Cuisine

Tsukemen (Dipping noodles), Ramen

• 2018

9 / 10

Ramen at Morris ( )

on 28 Aug 2018

by Abram Plaut

Recommended bowl: Amazing noodles!

This is new-school ramen at its finest. Located on a long shotengai near Oyama station in Itabashi-ku, Morris looks on first glance like an ordinary neighborhood ramen spot. The master, Tetsuji Matsuda, works behind a long wooden counter, and a noodle-making room can be seen in the back of the shop. Ramen and tsuke-soba are served. You can't go wrong — they both crush.

Morris' soup is a silky, golden mixture of gyokai, chicken and pork. The freshly made thick... More

Recommended bowl: Amazing noodles!

This is new-school ramen at its finest. Located on a long shotengai near Oyama station in Itabashi-ku, Morris looks on first glance like an ordinary neighborhood ramen spot. The master, Tetsuji Matsuda, works behind a long wooden counter, and a noodle-making room can be seen in the back of the shop. Ramen and tsuke-soba are served. You can't go wrong — they both crush.

Morris' soup is a silky, golden mixture of gyokai, chicken and pork. The freshly made thick tsukemen noodles and thinner ramen noodles both have a springy consistency and bold flavor. The toppings excel, too — an egg with a sweet, orange yolk matched with generous slabs of soft, flavorful chashu.

If the name strikes you as curious, there is indeed a story there. Matsuda-san is a big fan of former Major League Baseball pitcher Jim Morris. Randomly, they share the same birthday, January 19. Less