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    Taishoken - Tokusei Tsukemen

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    My friends and I stopped by Taishoken on a Saturday around 12:30 p.m. for lunch and the restaurant…read morewas surprisingly empty. Our party of four was able to get seated right away. Although Taishoken is known for their tsukemen, I'll always opt for mazesoba if I see it on a menu. The mazesoba here is easily some of the best I've had in the Bay Area. The included piece of chashu is well-seasoned, fall apart tender and had a good balance of lean to fatty meat. The noodles are cooked to perfection and have a really nice chew to them. There is just the right amount of sauce in the dish, and the raw egg yolk adds a wonderful richness that coats each strand of noodle when mixed. Included with your mazesoba is a small side of vinegar. I would definitely recommend trying out the mixed mazesoba on its own -- without the vinegar, and adding in the vinegar about half-way in in order to try out a completely different flavor profile of the noodles. The acidity of the vinegar cuts through the richness and keeps you coming back for bite after bite. If you've never tried mazesoba before, I can't recommend it enough at Taishoken. I can't wait to stop by again for another bowl.

    This location of Taishoken is located in Milpitas Square. This plaza gets pretty busy on weeknights…read moreand weekends, so parking may be hit or miss. They are a bit hidden, as it is tucked away in a corner and the storefront does look like a small shop, but there is a decent amount of seating inside. Service was decent, just a bit slow, even when they were not too busy. I tried their Tokusei Ramen. The proteins and toppings were good, but the soup tasted too rich and a bit too salty. I enjoyed the ramen noodles also. Overall, a solid 3.5 - rounded to a 4.

    Twisted Mac - newamerican - Updated May 2026

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