Ramen & Noodles · Osaki

Heiwaken (Osaki) 平和軒

A Showa-era machi-chuka near Osaki Station, cooking chuka soba and wok classics for students and office workers since 1966.

HoursLunch and evening (hours vary; check)

ClosedWeekends (check)

PriceChuka soba: ¥750
Ramen and half fried rice set: ¥1,050

Getting thereOsaki Station (JR / Rinkai Line), 6 min

Time needed30-45 minutes

Best timeWeekday after 13:00

Address3-1-16 Osaki, Shinagawa City, Tokyo

About

Heiwaken has been serving the Osaki neighbourhood since 1966, through the area's transformation from factory district to glass office towers. It is a classic machi-chuka, the Tokyo neighbourhood Chinese diner: chuka soba in a clear soy broth, tanmen, fried rice, gyoza and set meals, cooked quickly in a small kitchen. The appeal is the time-capsule feel and the honest prices, steps from the gleaming towers of the Osaki redevelopment and near Rissho University.

Highlights

Neighbourhood Chinese diner since 1966
Classic chuka soba and tanmen
Fried rice and gyoza sets
Showa-era interior amid Osaki's office towers

Tips

Weekday lunch is busy with students and office workers
Order a ramen and half fried-rice set for the full experience
Cash is safest
Hours vary; check before visiting

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Heiwaken (Osaki) 平和軒

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