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- Alcohol Served
- Beer available
- Lunch menu available
- Dinner menu available
POKOTABI / PLACES WORTH A DETOUR
JIN
From a light broth made with plenty of niboshi to a rich, pork-bone-enhanced Goku Niboshi Ramen, JIN offers several ways to enjoy dried-fish flavour, alongside tsukemen and soupless noodles in selectable portions.
01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
Want a pronounced niboshi flavour, but not sure how rich you want your ramen? JIN offers two options: Niboshi Ramen and Goku Niboshi Ramen. The former has a light broth made with plenty of niboshi (dried sardines); the latter combines niboshi with pork-bone broth for a deeper, fuller taste. One diner who tried the Goku Niboshi said the fish flavour came through strongly in the rich soup, yet the bowl was easy to enjoy, without bothersome bitterness or off-notes. It suits anyone looking for intensity as well as a well-balanced broth.
Noodle texture and toppings add another dimension to the choice. A diner who ordered the Goku Niboshi Special praised its firm, straight noodles and the chopped onion, which brings texture and flavour to the soup. Onion is also available as a topping, so you can add it to taste. For an even bolder take on rich niboshi ramen, consider Nibo Guts, which is described as garlicky and served with a stronger-flavoured broth.
Tsukemen offers a different way to enjoy the noodles. The menu includes both rich niboshi tsukemen and tsukemen, and diners have mentioned enjoying the onion in the dipping broth as well as the soup-wari served afterwards, when the remaining broth is diluted for drinking. The soupless noodles come in portions of 200g, 300g or 400g, making it easy to choose how much to order. Alongside its niboshi ramen, JIN offers several styles of eating, from ramen and tsukemen to soupless noodles.
Dine-in is available, and the restaurant is suited to solo meals. Payment is cash only, and reservations are not accepted.
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04 / YOUR NEXT STOP
〒154-0017 東京都世田谷区世田谷4丁目2−15
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Approximate hours based on listed information, in Japan Standard Time (JST)
BEFORE YOUR VISIT
For a light broth made with plenty of niboshi, choose Niboshi Ramen (850 yen). For a richer broth combining niboshi and pork bone, try Goku Niboshi Ramen (950 yen).
Nibo Guts contains garlic and comes with a stronger-flavoured broth. You can request no garlic or less garlic (980 yen).
Soupless noodles are available in 200g, 300g or 400g portions (700 yen). The Special Soupless Niboshi Soba is also available in 200g, 300g and 400g portions. The 300g portion requires 1 large-portion ticket, and the 400g portion requires 2 tickets (800 yen).
Reservations and takeaway are not available. Dine-in is available.
Cash only. PayPay, au PAY, V Money and transport IC cards are not accepted.
Closed on Fridays. Open 11:00–15:00 on Saturdays and Sundays, and 11:00–15:00 and 17:30–20:00 from Monday to Thursday.