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Located along Yamanaka-dori in Mitaka City, Tokyo, bimbo (formerly HAPPY Baagu DAY!) is a popular spot that has narrowed its menu down to a single dish: aburasoba (brothless ramen tossed with a sauce at the bottom of the bowl). Its five counter seats are known to fill up right after opening. The regular portion costs a surprisingly reasonable 680 yen, yet the bowl is generous, featuring chewy thick noodles topped with thinly sliced chashu pork, kaiware (radish sprouts), an ajitama (seasoned soft-boiled egg), and roasted nori seaweed, and it even comes with soup. Diners can adjust the flavor with the burnt-scallion chili oil and garlic miso set out on the table, and warm jasmine tea is served alongside. It is celebrated as an aburasoba shop offering unbeatable value for the money.