Miyamiya

Tucked away on Sekido street, Miyamiya is a quaint ramen restaurant in Tama, offering an experience that combines simple charm with carefully crafted cuisine. Visitors often highlight the tranquility of its location, especially captivating on a snowy day. Though somewhat hidden and slightly tricky to locate, it’s just a short three-minute walk from Seiseki-Sakuragaoka Station. Miyamiya doesn’t provide parking, requiring those traveling by car to use nearby coin-operated lots.

The menu at Miyamiya centers around their celebrated miso noodles, which have garnered appreciation for their unique flavor profile—a harmonious blend of chicken and fish broth enhanced with miso, served with ingredients like paprika and chopped tomatoes for added depth. Despite the modest decor and counter-only seating, patrons consistently compliment the hearty and thoughtfully prepared dishes, including the memorable chicken char siu and seasoned eggs. Unfortunately, no recent updates from the owners are available, leaving potential patrons in the dark regarding current operations or fresh additions to their offerings. Accentuating its modest price point, Miyamiya appears to remain a worthy exploration for ramen enthusiasts.