Ramen & Noodles · Yurakucho / Marunouchi

Tani Ramen (Yurakucho) 谷ラーメン

A Showa survivor in the brick arches under the JR tracks at Yurakucho, serving salarymen ramen since 1967 in the tiny Marusan Yokocho alley.

HoursWeekdays 11:00-14:00, 17:00-20:30 (approx.)

ClosedWeekends and public holidays

PriceRamen: ¥850
Chashu-men: ¥1,100

Getting thereYurakucho Station (JR), Kyobashi Exit, 3 min

Time needed30-45 minutes

Best timeWeekday 13:00-14:00

AddressMarusan Yokocho, 3-7-11 Marunouchi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo

About

Tani Ramen opened in 1967 in Marusan Yokocho, a narrow passage tucked under the elevated railway between Yurakucho and Tokyo Station, close to the Tokyo International Forum. The setting is the attraction as much as the food: a small counter under century-old brick arches where trains rumble overhead. The menu centres on straightforward ramen and a few heartier variations, cooked fast for office workers on a lunch break. It is a weekday operation that closes on weekends, so plan a visit between meetings or sightseeing in Marunouchi.

Highlights

Under the brick railway arches since 1967
Hidden in tiny Marusan Yokocho alley
Fast, cheap bowls for the Marunouchi lunch crowd
Trains rumbling overhead as you eat
Steps from Tokyo International Forum

Tips

Weekdays only; lunch and early evening sessions
Arrive before 12:00 or after 13:00 to get a seat
Look for the alley entrance under the tracks south of the Forum
Cash is safest

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Tani Ramen (Yurakucho) 谷ラーメン

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