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Hidakaya Akasaka Hitotsugi-dori Shop
Welcome to the delightful world of Hidakaya Akasaka Hitotsugi-dori Shop, a hidden gem nestled in the bustling streets of Minato City, Tokyo. Located at 3 Chome-15-7 Akasaka, this eatery is a haven for ramen aficionados and budget-conscious diners alike. Known for its affordable prices and delicious offerings, Hidakaya Akasaka Hitotsugi-dori Shop stands out as a go-to spot for both locals and visitors seeking a satisfying meal.
What sets Hidakaya apart is its self-service model, allowing for minimal language barriers as customers place their orders conveniently through a tablet at each table. This innovative approach creates a seamless dining experience that is both efficient and customer-friendly. Notably, reviews from diners like Khalid Al-Mahdi highlight the perfectly portioned value meals, featuring flavorful ramen noodles accompanied by a small bowl of rice and delicious gyoza—just the right amount to satisfy your cravings without overwhelming your stomach.
The highlight of the Hidakaya experience lies in its ramen, which is celebrated for being the best in the Akasaka area, especially for late-night cravings. As Mark Ong enthusiastically notes, you can savor a hearty bowl of ramen even at 2 AM for under 500 yen! This affordability does not compromise quality; the ramen is filled with well-cooked cha siew, tender bamboo shoots, and a perfectly balanced broth, making it a must-try for anyone traversing Tokyo.
Another shining review from Temuulen Gantulga emphasizes the delightful quality of the food, which can be customized to one’s preferences. The commitment to serving delicious meals, combined with its convenient location, makes Hidakaya a trustworthy choice for anyone looking to indulge in authentic Japanese cuisine without breaking the bank.
From the inviting atmosphere to the friendly staff and the variety on offer, Hidakaya Akasaka Hitotsugi-dori Shop promises a satisfying dining experience that embraces the essence of Tokyo’s street food culture. Whether you’re a late-night explorer craving a warm bowl of ramen or just someone looking for a relaxed meal in a bustling city, Hidakaya is sure to exceed your expectations.
In conclusion, if you find yourself wandering through Akasaka, don’t miss the opportunity to visit Hidakaya. With its remarkable balance of quality, affordability, and convenience, this ramen shop is a true testament to the rich culinary landscape of Tokyo.
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“ They had the perfect quantity of Ramen. I got a value meal with had Ramen Noodles, a small bowl of rice and 3 gyoza. It was just enough for a meal. Priced reasonably also as the size was perfect and not too big. I'd go there again because it suits my needs. ”
“ Thrift most affordable restaurant you will find anywhere in Tokyo or Akasaka. It is self-service so minimal language exchange is required as everything can be done through a tablet at each table. The food itself was delicious and served according to your preferences. ”
“ Good food and quiet affordable ”
“ Nice hotel, very small rooms which is typical for Tokyo. It is on top of a small hill, so if you carry baggage it can be tough. The metro station is 5 minutes away. ”
“ Probably the best ramen in Akasaka area you could find at 2am in the morning below 500yen. It's unbelievably cheap and good. Probably the cheapest eatery ramen I had in my life. Although it's cheap, it does not skim on its ingredients. Standard portion of ramen. Quite al dente. 3 pieces of savoury cha siew, bamboo shoots, one slice of sea weed with an egg. Broth is ok given I opt for Chinese style ramen. Add some black pepper for some fantastic fiery in an Autumn night. Although the ajitamago(braised egg) has no runny yoke, it's still very flavorful. Overall it's a good place for supper at late night. Plenty of variety to choose from. Friendly waitress and cheap good food. ”
“ Good and very cheap place in Akasaka. Food is okay, but nothing special. Portions are big enough to by feed up. A lot of menu choices. It’s easy to get a place after lunch hours. Open till 4am witch is amazing. Stuff is friendly, English menu available, but no need for it because of authentic pictures in the menu. Toppings are also cheap. ”
“ No fuzz, just good value for the money. You can order a couple of dishes and have a a couple of beers and still get away with paying below 2000 yen ”
“ Food was delicious, but service a bit messy. Things were missad in our order, and despite it was obviously ordered (was still in the tablets order history) it seemed like we were not believed when we asked for the last missing dish. Not a nice experience when staff went through the plates to see if we had actually recieved the dish and already eaten it… just to see it was inseed missing, sigh and go and get it. Food was good though, and we enjoyed the meal. ”