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Hirugao began in 2001 as the daytime shio ramen brand of Setagaya,
a ramen shop founded in Tokyo’s Setagaya ward in 2000.

The original shop served shio ramen as Hirugao during the day and shoyu ramen as Setagaya in the evening.

This Tokyo Station branch brings Hirugao’s signature shio ramen to Tokyo Ramen Street.

▶ Official Hirugao Website

This page features Hirugao’s shio and shoyu ramen at Tokyo Ramen Street

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Hirugao Tokyo Station
ひるがお

Bacal's Rating

★★★★☆　4.4 / 5

Store Information

Address :
1-9-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo

Opening Hours :
Daily: 10:00–23:00
Last order: 22:30
*Opening hours may change. Please check the official website for the latest information.

Access :

Located on Tokyo Ramen Street, B1 of Tokyo Station First Avenue,
on the Yaesu side of Tokyo Station, outside the ticket gates.

【 📍 Restaurant Location 】

Find the restaurant on Google Maps.

📍 View on Google Maps
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▸ Ordering Tip

Ticket machine available.
Purchase your meal ticket before entering or taking a seat, then hand the ticket to the staff.

▶ What I Tried

Shio Ramen｜塩らーめん

A bowl of shio ramen served at Hirugao in Tokyo Station Ramen Street.

The broth is clean and light, yet full of flavor, with an umami that lingers pleasantly.

It is an easy bowl to enjoy, and I kept reaching for another spoonful of soup.

The thin noodles pair beautifully with the broth, while a touch of yuzu adds a refreshing accent that brings the flavors together.

Personally, I enjoyed it much more than its Google reviews had led me to expect.

Shoyu Ramen｜醤油らーめん

A bowl of shoyu ramen served at Hirugao in Tokyo Station Ramen Street.

During my visit, shio ramen seemed to be the more popular choice,
but the shoyu ramen was delicious too.

It reminded me of a good, old-fashioned bowl of chuka soba: a familiar, satisfying flavor that I would happily enjoy again.

▶ Final Thoughts

In my experience, weekends can be busy at this Tokyo Ramen Street shop.

I have often been able to walk in without queuing on weekday afternoons,
between the lunch and dinner rushes.

▶ Explore More Ramen

Go to the Japanese Ramen Guide page on Bacal

Discover more ramen styles and shops across Tokyo and beyond.
Explore Japanese ramen by style, area, and restaurant.

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▶ Explore More Japanese Food

A variety of Japanese foods including ramen, sushi, tempura, and grilled beef, used as a link to the Bacal Japanese Gourmet guide.

Ramen, sushi, yakiniku, tempura and more.
Discover more Japanese food on Bacal.

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▶ Watch More Japanese Food on YouTube

Japanese foods including ramen, sushi, tempura, and grilled dishes with a play icon, linking to Bacal Eats Japan on YouTube.

Explore ramen, sushi, yakiniku, tempura
and more on Bacal Eats Japan.

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▶ Watch More Ramen on YouTube

【ALT】 Bowl of Japanese ramen used as a banner image linking to the Tokyo Ramen video playlist on Bacal Eats Japan YouTube.

Let's Eat Ramen Together🍜
Japanese ramen is delicious!

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