Mentsuru Sinsa 멘츠루 신사점
멘츠루 신사점
- Cuisine
- Ramen (일본라면 전문식당)
- Address
- Seoul Gangnam-gu Gangnamdaero162-gil 21
Near Garosu-gil. Mentsuru Sinsa is a Japanese-style ramen restaurant on Gangnam-daero 162-gil in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, operating near Sinsa Station as the Sinsa branch of the same brand as the Euljiro location. The interior is designed to evoke a Japanese neighborhood ramen shop, adding atmospheric enjoyment to the meal, and the bar-counter seating arrangement makes it a particularly comfortable choice for solo dining. The motsu ramen (beef intestine ramen) draws the most attention on the menu here as well. The broth enriched with gopchang carries a savory, deeply flavored character with a warming spicy dimension that settles the stomach effectively. The shio ramen offers a clean, light-bodied alternative suited to those seeking a less intense meal, while the karai-shoyu (spicy soy sauce ramen) delivers a sharp, Korean-palate-friendly heat that receives strong approval. The paitan also stands out with its concentrated chicken broth foundation. Regular visitors suggest ordering the aburi-soba when craving something richer and the paitan when preferring something lighter. Salt levels can be adjusted on request for guests sensitive to sodium. Rice additions are complimentary, and pouring the remaining broth over a bowl of rice creates an excellent finishing course. Popular side dishes include karaage, hormone-don (grilled intestine rice bowl), and chicken-skin gyoza. The hormone-don features chewy daechang carrying a subtle charcoal aroma that pairs well with rice, and the chicken-skin gyoza delivers a striking contrast between its crispy shell and juicy interior. The karaage is well-seasoned and maintains good crunch, serving as a natural accompaniment to the ramen. Tsukemen is available only on Sundays and Mondays as a limited offering, requiring a visit on those specific days to experience it. Staff are noted for being especially friendly, food arrives quickly, and high turnover ensures that even when a queue exists, entry typically occurs within ten minutes. Ordering operates through a kiosk system, and the restroom is located outside the building in a separate facility. The restaurant works well as an accessible option when a ramen craving strikes during a Garosugil stroll or while in the Sinsa Station vicinity.
Quick read
- Why go
- Near Garosu-gil.
- Best for
- Solo dining. Dates
- Plan before you go
- A wait is possible
What to order
- Start with
- 모츠라멘
- Then consider
- 카라이쇼유
- How they differ
- The shio ramen offers a clean, light-bodied alternative suited to those seeking a less intense meal, while the karai-shoyu (spicy soy sauce ramen) delivers a sharp, Korean-palate-friendly heat that receives strong approval.
- How to enjoy it
- The hormone-don features chewy daechang carrying a subtle charcoal aroma that pairs well with rice, and the chicken-skin gyoza delivers a striking contrast between its crispy shell and juicy interior.
Dataset context
How this listing compares
- Within this cuisine
- #15 of 44 by the published comparison signal
- Ramen
- Within this area
- #78 of 169 by the published comparison signal
- Gangnam
- Review depth
- 0.4× the cuisine median (median 528)
Analysis generated 2026-07-30 from 4,138 Korea Eats records. Ratings and review counts can change. This is not a personal review or quality guarantee. Check current details on the linked map.
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