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Keito Shimbashi Ramen is located on the first floor of the New Shimbashi Building, just a short walk from Shimbashi Station.

The restaurant serves Kitakata-style ramen along with a wide selection of obanzai dishes and alcoholic drinks. You can stop by for a bowl of ramen, enjoy drinks and small dishes, or finish the night with a satisfying bowl of Kitakata ramen.

Keito works well both as a ramen shop and as a casual place to drink, making it a convenient option in the Shimbashi area.

▶ Official Keito Website

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Keito Shimbashi Ramen
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Bacal's Rating

★★★★☆　4.0 / 5

Store Information

Address :
2-16-1 Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan
New Shimbashi Building, 1F

Opening Hours :
Monday–Saturday: 12:00–23:00
Last order: 22:30

Sunday: 12:00–22:00
Last order: 21:30

Closed
No regular closing day.
Closed on building maintenance days, approximately once every two months.
*Opening hours may change. Please check the official website for the latest information.

Access :

From the Karasumori Exit of Shimbashi Station, the New Shimbashi Building is directly in front of you. Keito is located on the first floor of the building.

【 📍 Restaurant Location 】

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▸ Ordering Tip

No ticket machine.
Order directly from the staff at your seat.

▶ What I Tried

Shoyu Ramen｜醤油ラーメン

A bowl of Kitakata-style shoyu ramen served at KEITO in Shimbashi, Tokyo.

The noodles are smooth and easy to slurp, while the soup is light and easy to drink.

The chashu is tender enough to almost melt in your mouth and is cut into bite-sized pieces, making it easy to eat. The menma is on the thicker side, giving it a satisfying texture.

The shoyu-based Kitakata ramen soup has a well-balanced niboshi aroma that adds depth without overpowering the broth, making it very enjoyable.

Shio Ramen｜塩ラーメン

A bowl of shio ramen served at Keito in Shimbashi, Tokyo.

The shio ramen features a simple clear broth with a clean and refreshing taste.

The seasoning is well balanced, giving the soup a light flavor while still making you want to take another sip, and then another.

The flat, slightly curly noodles pair very well with the soup and are easy to eat.

▶ Final Thoughts

Lunch is naturally busy, but the restaurant also tends to get crowded in the evening with customers stopping by for drinks.

Because it is located just steps from Shimbashi Station, it is a very convenient place whether you want to enjoy a few drinks or simply stop in for a bowl of ramen.

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