Ramen & Noodles · Yoga
Sairaiken (Yoga) 再来軒
A tiny family-run shop in residential Yoga, open since the late 1950s, that opens only on limited days and draws queues for its old-style shio and shoyu ramen.
About
Sairaiken is a family-run ramen shop on a residential street in Yoga, Setagaya, in business since the late 1950s (accounts give 1955 or 1959). It is one of the last of a breed: a neighbourhood shop with a handful of seats, run by an elderly family team, that opens only on a few days and at lunch. The menu is short, with shio and shoyu ramen and a soy-milk variant, all in a gentle, homemade style. Its rarity and old-Tokyo feel mean a queue forms before opening on the days it trades. Check opening days carefully before making the trip.
Highlights
- Family-run since the late 1950s
- Gentle shio and shoyu ramen
- Unusual soy-milk ramen
- Very limited opening days
- Quiet residential Setagaya setting
Tips
- Opening days are very limited (recently Saturdays at lunch); check before going
- Queue before opening on the days it trades
- Cash only
- Be patient and polite; it is a small family operation
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