About Clam & Bonito 貝節麺 Raik

If you’re on the hunt for a ramen experience that balances nuance with depth, Clam & Bonito 貝節麺 Raik in Suginami, Tokyo, is a spot that immediately grabs attention. This ramen restaurant specializes in broths that are both delicate and layered, highlighting the rich umami of clam and bonito in a way that feels refined without being fussy. The noodles are perfectly cooked, springy yet tender, and carry the flavors of the broth effortlessly, making every slurp deeply satisfying. Beyond the ramen, there’s a concise drink selection featuring beer and other alcohol, which pairs surprisingly well with the savory, oceanic notes of their signature dishes. Whether you’re dining in to enjoy the full sensory experience or opting for delivery to savor it at home, the restaurant maintains quality and attention to detail in each serving. The casual, approachable vibe makes it a comfortable place to explore traditional Japanese flavors without any pretension. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere suggests a focus on craft and flavor, with a layout that’s simple but welcoming, letting the food take center stage. It’s the kind of place where regulars know exactly what to order, but newcomers are immediately intrigued by the clarity of flavors and the expertise behind each bowl. The combination of a warm dining experience, thoughtful service, and a menu anchored in authentic umami profiles makes Clam & Bonito 貝節麺 Raik a memorable destination for anyone serious about ramen in Tokyo. Every element, from broth to beverage, is curated to complement one another, reflecting a culinary philosophy that values balance, depth, and the pure enjoyment of each bite.

Special Menu

特製貝節潮そば

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特製貝節醤油そば

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つめたい煮干しの昆布水つけそば

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つけ汁

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昆布水つけ麺

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限定ラーメン

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限定の冷やし牛タンラーメン

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気まぐれ丼

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Full Menu

Gallery

Business Info

From the business

+ Identifies as women-owned

Service options

+ Delivery

+ Dine-in

Popular for

+ Lunch

+ Dinner

+ Solo dining

Accessibility

+ No Wheelchair accessible entrance

+ No Wheelchair accessible parking lot

+ No Wheelchair accessible restroom

+ No Wheelchair accessible seating

Offerings

+ Alcohol

+ Beer

Dining options

+ Lunch

+ Dinner

+ Seating

Amenities

+ Restroom

Atmosphere

+ Casual

+ Quiet

+ Trending

+ Trendy

Crowd

+ College students

Planning

+ No Accepts reservations

Payments

+ PayPay

Children

+ Good for kids

+ High chairs

Parking

+ Paid street parking

Hour time open

Right Now :

Monday: 11:00 AM - 02:45 PM ,
06:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Tuesday: 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM
Wednesday: 11:00 AM - 02:45 PM ,
06:00 PM - 09:30 PM
Thursday: 11:00 AM - 02:45 PM ,
06:00 PM - 09:30 PM
Friday: 11:00 AM - 02:45 PM ,
06:00 PM - 09:30 PM
Saturday: 11:00 AM - 02:45 PM ,
06:00 PM - 09:30 PM
Sunday: 11:00 AM - 02:45 PM ,
06:00 PM - 09:00 PM

2 Chome-21-21 Honan, Suginami City, Tokyo 168-0062, Japan

Reviews

Providing seafood broth ramen. not oily but very tasty

- Nakagaki Goh -

Delicious shio ramen, the shellfish soup is to fall for and so are the 3 different meat toppings, the veggies and the simmered egg. The shoyu ramen is excellent too, but I would recommend the shio over it as it highlights the shellfish flavors in the soup better!

- Leo -

09.14.2024: what an interesting ramen shop , they are playing rap song and video in a transitional deco ramen shop.. I had their signature ramen JPY 1450, taste good but super impressive, worth to try once unless you love having ramen with rap :)

- Katie Tung -

Perfect meat and egg in really good clam/fish-based noodle soup.

- M E -

Discovered this amazing ramen spot thanks to a TV show that raved about their Shio Ramen. It's a cozy place, fitting about 10 people at a time, which meant I waited for over 10 minutes to get in. If you're in a rush, you might want to check out another place. But trust me, the wait is worth it for the delicious taste. Shio Ramen is a bit unique, especially here since the Shio (salt) is derived from clams, offering a distinctive flavor that stands apart from Tonkotsu or Soy Sauce-based ramen. I tried their Tsukemen as well, and it was fantastic. Though not located in the city center, it's a must-visit if you're near Hounanchou. Don't miss out!

- Kyle Scouter -

Very well balanced clam ramen with different kinds of toppings. Go for shio or Shoyu and take the tokusei option

- Adrian Bianco -

Really great clam based broth. Ramen is fantastic with thin noodles matching the lightness of the broth. Really enjoyed the clam rice bowl which you can eat with the leftover soup poured in. Seating is quite spacious, but does take a while for the bowl to be made as each one is made to order.

- Shotaro Mizuno -

It tasted like the seashore had been served to you. Unlike other ramen this dipping ramen make you experience sea ramen. Important: When finished the dipping ramen say "Sumimasen, owari desu, soup onegaishimasu" they will give you a soup to add to left over dipping sauce and now you can enjoy mixed soup.

- Mr Fish ! -