I was just in Tokyo visiting a couple of shops that I had gone to long ago, and now it's time for one more. Mitaseimenjo, much like the other tsukemen shop Yasube, is a chain from Tokyo. There has been a shop in Umeda that I've been too lazy to go to, and now there is a shop in Namba too. I'd been to the one in Ebisu in Tokyo, and remembered it being solid. How will it taste in Namba?
They offer a choice between tsukemen and spicy tsukemen, so obviously I chose the spicy.
Information
つけ麺専門店 三田製麺所
2-11-3 Sennichimae
The Bowl
I think I may have forgotten how good Tokyo-style gyokai tonkotsu tsukemen is. You can find some good ones in Osaka, but Mitaseimenjo still stands out as being very good. Thick broth that's tingly-spicy. Fat, firm noodles. The menma and chunks of chashu in the soup were soft and very flavorful. The wari-soup that topped it off was light and refreshing.
Would I Go Again?
I might. Maybe I'll hit up the Umeda one next time.
Should You Go?
Yeah, it's a good gyokai tonkotsu tsukemen in a really convenient location.
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