Menya Musashi’s Rich and Hearty Style in Hamamatsucho
Menya Musashi Hamamatsucho is known for its rich double broth, combining animal-based and seafood flavors with thick, chewy noodles.
Both the ramen and tsukemen have a bold, satisfying character, and the generous toppings give the bowls a hearty feel.
Compared with some other Menya Musashi locations, this shop has a particularly rich and filling style.
▶ Official Menya Musashi Hamamatsucho Website
This page features Menya Musashi Hamamatsucho near Hamamatsucho Station in Tokyo.
グループリンクMenya Musashi Hamamatsucho
麺屋武蔵 浜松町店
Bacal's Rating
★★★★☆ 3.7 / 5
Store Information
Address :
1-29-6 Hamamatsucho, Minato City, Tokyo
Hamamatsucho Central Building 1F
Opening Hours :
Daily
11:15–22:15
*Opening hours may change. Please check the official website for the latest information.
Access :
From the North Exit of Hamamatsucho Station, turn left and walk for about one minute.
The restaurant will be on your right.
▸ 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
Ramen | ら〜麺
Many customers seem to order the tsukemen.
Personally, though, whenever I come here, I usually end up ordering the ramen.
The thicker noodles pair really well with the double broth, and I think the combination works very well.
Tsukemen | つけ麺
The tsukemen is especially memorable for its very thick dipping broth, which is strong enough to coat and hold up to the thick noodles.
I think the tsukemen probably has broader appeal than the ramen.
It is rich, but packed with umami, and the noodles have a smooth, satisfying texture that makes it surprisingly easy to keep eating.
▶ Final Thoughts
Menya Musashi Hamamatsucho is very convenient to reach from Hamamatsucho Station, but the entrance is slightly tucked away, so it may be a little difficult to spot on your first visit.
Once you know where it is, though, it is an easy place to stop by for a satisfying bowl of ramen or tsukemen.
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