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All MSG-free / Solo diners always welcome
RECOMMEND FOR BEGINNERS
Delicious, even without the heat.
"It's a spicy place, so maybe it's not for me"
— have you ever thought that?
The zero-heat "Machimusume (no spice)" lets you enjoy purely the umami of Tochigi Shamo chicken and the sweetness of Kanuma chives — a bowl so gentle you'd never guess it came from a Karamen specialist.
If you're not good with spice, or just want to drop by on your own, please feel free.
Spice: None
町娘
Machimusume
CUSTOMIZE YOUR BOWL
Choose noodle, broth & heat
Three combinations make a bowl that's yours alone.
Choose your noodle
Mochi-Mochi Noodle
RecommendedA uniquely chewy texture, lower in calories. Enjoy it guilt-free.
Half Noodle Set (with rice)
Half portion of noodles, plus a bowl of rice. For those who want to enjoy it to the last drop.
Half Noodle only
Just half the noodles. Great for kids or a second stop. −¥150
Chinese-style Noodle
In developmentIn co-development with a local noodle maker. A one-of-a-kind Chinese-style noodle kneaded with Kanuma konjac — a thin noodle that clings to the broth.
Choose your broth
Kanuma Karamen
An umami-rich broth with Tochigi Shamo chicken mince worked in. Four kinds of chili and Kanuma chives reimagine a Kyushu-born flavor, Kanuma style.
Tomato Karamen
+¥80The tang of tomato and the heat melt into an exquisite balance. Rich in lycopene and healthy, this dish is a big hit with women. Cheese topping recommended!
Miso Karamen
+¥80A deep, koji-based miso broth. Gentle on the gut and full of rich body.
White Karamen
+¥80A mellow, rich broth made with salt koji and soy milk.
Choose your heat
SHIN-WARABE-JUKU
In every bowl at Warabe, there's a rank to climb.
Thirteen ranks modeled on Edo-era warrior society are the spice levels. From Machimusume (no spice), freely chosen by anyone, up to Rōjū (Lv.9) — how you face the heat decides your "standing."
Shogun (Lv.10) and above are rank-up only. Only those who finish Rōjū may knock on the next door. Finish to rank up; fail and drop one rank. You must drink the broth dry. And when you finally reach Tenkabito (Lv.12), your name is engraved in the Warabe Hall of Fame.
* Shogun (Lv.10) and above are rank-up only. Starting from Rōjū (Lv.9), those who finish may challenge the next level in order. Finish to rank up; fail and drop one rank. You must drink the broth dry to finish.
SIDE MENU
Side Menu
Warabe Shumai
Chewy konjac-blend skin × the sweetness of onion. Light enough to enjoy even when full. A perfect match with Karamen.
¥480
Skewered Shumai
Takeout only! Served at the counter.
¥350
Nira-meshi
Karamen-seasoned ground meat × chives × bean sprouts. Devour it in a bowl.
¥400
White Chai Purin
Ginza Coffee's popular menu item, now as a pudding!
¥350
All-you-can-eat rice
Dunk it in the broth and enjoy to the finish. All-you-can-eat, so help yourself.
¥200
TOPPING
Extra noodles
+¥100
Cheese
+¥80
CUSTOMIZE
Extra garlic
+¥80
No garlic
Free
Extra chives
+¥80
* Prices include tax. Menu and prices are subject to change without notice.
HOW TO EAT
How to Enjoy It
First, a sip of the broth
Feel the deep umami as it is
Eat the noodles
The trick: don't eat too much of the toppings yet!
Change it up! Add yuzu pepper
The yuzu pepper on the table is superb
Finished the noodles?
Dunk the rice into the broth!
Now top it with cheese
Melting cheese is a perfect match
Finish every last drop!
Body and soul, restored
INGREDIENTS
Our Commitment to Ingredients
Tochigi Shamo chicken
KanumaWorked into the broth as mince. The source of a hearty, satisfying umami.
Kanuma chives
KanumaA mellow sweetness rounds off the edge of the heat and ties the whole broth together.
Chinese-style noodle (with konjac)
KanumaIn co-development with a local noodle maker. A thin noodle kneaded with Kanuma konjac.
Four kinds of chili
House blendA custom blend that creates layered heat. Beneath the spice lies umami.
Kanuma eggs
KanumaFresh local eggs stirred into the broth add extra mellowness.
Pure-brewed soy sauce
KumamotoA Kyushu-tradition soy sauce adds depth and body, giving the broth its backbone.
House-made koji
House-madeWe make our own soy-sauce koji and salt koji. The umami of fermentation lends the broth its depth.
Are you ready to face the ultimate heat?
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