Steamy classic shoyu ramen (Taishoken, Tokyo)

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1. [Hiyoshi Taishoken](https://youtu.be/r4UZJjVO94g?si=bX-3L9dv_TlUpmQs) is serving old school style shoyu ramen, similar to what is served at the legendary Eifukucho Taishoken. Which isn’t a surprise, since the owner has trained at Eifukucho Taishoken.

   The ramen at Hiyoshi Taishoken is quite big, as you would expect. The regular (並)size ramen warns you that you will get roughly 2 times the amount of noodles you would get at a regular ramen restaurant, clocking in at 300 grams of noodles. I would only recommend this option if you’re really hungry. Otherwise go for the small (小) option, which will put 150 grams of ramen noodles of front of you, which is similar to other ramen shop normal bowls.

   I can’t recommend this place for ramen beginners who might be looking for more punching and rich bowls. But if you’re a bit interested in the more classic styles of ramen and you find yourself between Tokyo and Yokohama, then Hiyoshi Taishoken is a super convenient choice for ramen.

   You can find a review and more information about this bowl and the ramen shop over here: https://youtu.be/r4UZJjVO94g?si=bX-3L9dv_TlUpmQs