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    Seitoku

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    Queue Protocol

    Line Up First

    Join the line outside. Staff will direct you inside to buy your ticket when seats open up.

    Payment Acceptance
    ¥1,000 Notes Only

    The ticket machine rejects ¥10,000 and ¥5,000 notes. Break large notes at a convenience store before arriving.

    Typical Wait

    Usually under 15 minutes

    Peak rush runs 11:45 to 13:15 on weekdays. Arrive 15 minutes before opening for shorter waits.

    Best for

    A one-man shop in Sakuragaoka where Kenji Sasaki makes the noodles, cooks and serves on his own, after opening in Machiya in 2001 and moving here in 2007. His ramen placed 2nd in TRY 2025's mixed-broth category and his tsukemen ranked too.

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    Ramen (らーめん)

    Tonkotsu
    Gyokai
    Ramen
    Tsukemen
    ¥1,000–1,999

    Good to know & entry protocol

    About 14 minutes' walk from the south exit of Chitose-Funabashi Station (Odakyu Line). Lunch only until ingredients run out; closed Mondays. 10 counter seats, cash only. Service is unhurried since the owner works alone.

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    Location

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    東京都世田谷区桜丘3-24-4 山田ビル102

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    What to expect

    Noodles

    Ramen
    Tsukemen

    Broth

    Tonkotsu
    Gyokai

    Typical price

    ¥1,000–1,999

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    Recommended order

    Ramen (らーめん)

    Facts from the TRY guide page. Broth style for TRY 'MIX' not stated; pork-and-seafood is a placeholder, please check.

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    Getting there

    東京都世田谷区桜丘3-24-4 山田ビル102

    13 min from Chitose-Funabashi

    Odakyu Odawara Line

    Hours

    11:00–14:30 (until ingredients run out). Closed Mondays.

    Closed: Monday

    Queue & entry protocol

    About 14 minutes' walk from the south exit of Chitose-Funabashi Station (Odakyu Line). Lunch only until ingredients run out; closed Mondays. 10 counter seats, cash only. Service is unhurried since the owner works alone.

    How to Order
    Native Japanese audio

    This shop likely uses a ticket machine (食券機 / kenbaiki). Buy your ticket before sitting down.

    Order your bowl

    とんこつラーメンをください

    Tonkotsu ramen o kudasai

    Customise your noodles
    麺かためでMen katame de (firm noodles)
    麺やわらかめでMen yawarakame de (soft noodles)
    替え玉くださいKaedama kudasai (extra noodles)
    Useful phrases
    おいしい！Oishii! — Delicious!
    お会計お願いしますOkaikei onegai shimasu — Check, please
    ごちそうさまでしたGochisousama deshita — Thank you for the meal (said when leaving)
    大盛りでOomori de — Large portion, please
    少なめでSukuname de — Smaller portion, please

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    Questions about Seitoku

    What is the nearest station to Seitoku?
    Chitose-Funabashi, about a 13-minute walk away. Chitose-Funabashi is served by Odakyu Odawara Line.
    What should I order at Seitoku?
    Ramen (らーめん). The kitchen works in Tonkotsu and Gyokai. Noodles: ramen and tsukemen.
    How much does ramen cost at Seitoku?
    A bowl runs ¥1,000–1,999. Bring cash: the shop does not take cards.
    When is Seitoku open?
    11:00–14:30 (until ingredients run out). Closed Mondays. Closed Monday.
    What should I know before visiting Seitoku?
    Seating is at the counter.
    Do I line up first or buy a ticket first at Seitoku?
    Join the queue outside. Staff will invite you inside to sit and order at the counter.
    What payment methods does Seitoku accept?
    Cash only. The ticket machine takes ¥1,000 banknotes and coins. Break ¥10,000 bills before arriving.