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【Ramen Tsukemen Binbintei Hino Branch】 We visited “Binbintei Hino,” a popular shop located in Hino, Tokyo. Part of the “Binbintei” chain with over 30 years of history, it serves traditional Hachioji-style ramen. Rich soy sauce broth with lard blends perfectly with the sweetness of onions. Medium-thin straight noodles soak up the soup well, offering a simple yet deep flavor. The onions are directly delivered from Nishida Farm in Hokkaido. They are mild, with gentle sweetness and a crisp texture. In this video, we introduce four popular ramen bowls: the classic “Ramen,” “Grilled Chashu Ramen,” “Rich Soy Sauce Ramen,” and “Niboshi Ramen.” Each bowl includes plenty of chopped onions, matching perfectly with different broths. Extra onion toppings are also popular, allowing you to enjoy the flavor to the last bite. The interior has counter and table seats with a spacious and calm atmosphere. It’s comfortable and easy to enjoy even for first-time visitors. Highly recommended for those who want to savor the true charm of Hachioji ramen. ■Store Information Name: Ramen Tsukemen Binbintei Hino Branch Address: 1-30-21 Osakakami, Hino, Tokyo Access: 1-minute walk from JR Hino Station Business Hours: 11:00–2:00 (next day) Closed: Irregular holidays ■Menu Introduced ・Ramen: 800 yen (approx. 5.3 USD) ・Grilled Chashu Ramen (Regular): 1,100 yen (approx. 7.3 USD) (Extras: Large +100 yen, Egg +100 yen, Extra Onion +100 yen) ・Rich Soy Sauce Ramen: 850 yen (approx. 5.6 USD) ・Niboshi Ramen: 900 yen (approx. 6.0 USD) #ramen #hachiojiramen #binbintei #hinogourmet #tokyogourmet #ramenjourney #japanesecuisine #tokyotravel #japantrip #japanesefood #japantravel