Shoryu Ramen Carnaby

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Keith’s second choice was the signature dish of Shoryu Ganso Tonkotsu £11, a light broth of pork bones, collagen, fat, marrow that are boiled for 12 hours to create a creamy texture.

Tonkotsu is a very gentle dish, the kind of food you crave when poorly and need a hug in a bowl, which suited Ade when we went to the another ramen restaurant, Tonkotsu up the road.

Shishito £7 – deep-fried padron peppers with Hakata yuzu and sea salt were good to nibble in between everything else but Keith seemed perplexed by them, preferring them the Spanish way.

Keith consulted the waitress in his decision making and had a combination of Matcha and sesame ice cream £6.50, my turn to suffer food envy, this was not your usual sweet ice cream, it was so very savory which got us onto talking about avocado ice cream for which I am trying to track down in a London restaurant.

The open ramen kitchen is the place to be at Shoryu, make sure you try to grab a seat at the counter to watch the chefs at work.

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Shoryu Carnaby offers a combination of bookable and walk-in dining options, if your preferred date and time shows no seats available please contact us on [email protected] as we may have space for you.You are also able to book via email to [email protected] .

Situated in the magical Kingly Court, just off Oxford Street and Piccadilly Circus, there’s nowhere else to enjoy Japanese ramen under the sun or stars.

Find us inside Kingly Court, via the Carnaby Street entrance located between the Dr. Martens & Ben Sherman stores or from the Kingly Street entrance opposite Tenison Court.

OPENING HOURS Mon - Sat 11:30 - 23:30 Sun & Bank Holidays 12:00 - 22:00 Last orders 30 minutes before closing time Please use the online reservations system to secure your table.

Shoryu Carnaby offers a combination of bookable and walk-in dining options, if your preferred date and time shows no seats available please contact us at [email protected] as we may have space for you.

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And at Shoryu – one of London’s more ubiquitous ramen chains – it is good.

The menu is extensive: as well as a host of tonkotsu variations (that is, ramen with a fatty, collagen-laced pork bone broth), there are crowd-pleasing sundries like shellfish tempura, karage fried chicken, steamed shoryu buns (big fat bao, basically), even sashimi and sushi – plus trends-in-waiting like takoyaki octopus balls (we’re seeing them everywhere, honest!)

The kotteri hakata tonkotsu, a sort of mildly pimped version of the house ramen, came with a heavier pork bone broth and a double helping (score!)

A bowl of karaka tan tan – a ramen with white-miso-spiced minced pig in place of the slices – was equally good, and fiery as hell.

It was all tempered slightly by a decent shoryu pork bun, slicked with Japanese mayo (like a mayo/salad cream mix) and washed down with a teeny bottle of hatakosen ramune soda – a bubblegum-flavoured soft drink that’s nostalgic catnip for Japanese folks, and plain delicious for me.