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Ginza Hachigou
Restaurant
4.3 (1720 reviews)
A renowned 6-seat counter eatery known for thin noodles in a golden duck & chicken broth like consommé.
Japan, 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza, 3-chōme−14−2 第一はなぶさビル 1階
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Highlights from Reviews
• exceptional ramen
The ramen is consistently described as incredible, with a unique, flavorful, and refined broth that stands out.
• unique ravioli
The foie gras and truffle ravioli is a highly praised and distinctive element, adding a rich and flavorful dimension to the meal.
• attentive service
Despite the busy environment, staff are noted for being kind, efficient, and providing excellent customer service, even offering hand warmers to those waiting.
• intimate dining experience
The small, six-seat setting allows for a personal and engaging experience, with chefs preparing food directly in front of diners.
• high-quality ingredients
Reviewers consistently highlight the quality of ingredients, from perfectly cooked noodles and eggs to delicious char siu and flavorful menma.
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