We were so tired that decided to eat around the hotel.
We came across an Indian shop, but yet they serve Ramen, thought: why not.
Yep, got me a Mango Lassi, but it's not as thick as the ones I've had in Texas. The yogurt used seems to be less thick.
Got me a Shoyu Ramen. It's actually pretty to par, the broth is decent and the chasiu is decent. Is it on the knocks it out of the park? No, but for a neighborhood joint and for it to be run by Indian family that caters to Japanese locals, I think it's pretty decent. Plus the pricing is very reasonable, which is about what I found eating around Japan. Fully expected touristy places to be up-marketed, but for local places it's super reasonable.
You order at the ground floor, and you go upstairs and they bring you the trays. I think because they know we're not locals, they came and took our order and brought us our food to accommodate. Very friendly owner and staff. The seating area in second floor oversees that grocery store next door, so you can check out the store after.
Darjeeling Spice Shiomi
135-0052 2-7-9 shiomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo
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