Kudanshita Dandan Noodles in Tokyo (2026) | Compare 18+ Tours

Yes, expect queues during lunch and dinner. Wait times vary from 20 to 45 minutes depending on the time of day.

It is highly recommended to carry cash (Yen), as many small noodle shops in Kudanshita prefer or only accept cash.

Yes, you can usually request different spice levels. Be careful, as their 'standard' spice can be quite intense!

Options are limited. Always ask the staff if they can prepare a broth without meat or if they have vegetable-only toppings.

The closest station is Kudanshita Station (Hanzomon, Tozai, or Shinjuku lines), which is just a short walk away.

Generally, no. Most authentic Dandan noodle shops in this area operate on a walk-in basis only.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Is there a queue for Kudanshita Dandan Noodles, and how long is the wait?

Do they accept credit cards or only cash?

Can I customize the spice level of my Dandan noodles?

Are there vegetarian or vegan options available?

What is the closest subway station to the shop?

Is it possible to make a reservation in advance?