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Kamukura, described as a Wentworth Miller favourite: choosing ramen in Shinjuku

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In this article
  1. What we know and what we don't know
  2. If you want to know the taste of the restaurant, start with the official menu.
  3. Find time to eat in Shinjuku
  4. Start with the actor’s name, then follow your own taste
  5. Restaurant information and related links
  6. About this article

A restaurant associated with a favourite actor can become a new option for your own food exploration. Dotonbori Kamukura Shinjuku in Kabukicho offers that kind of starting point. A 2015 Shukan Josei PRIME article described it as one of Wentworth Miller’s favourite restaurants. Source: Shukan Josei PRIME

Illustration of steaming ramen with Chinese cabbage and chashu
This is an illustration. This is not a photo of the actual store, actual food, or customer visit. An image of ramen with Chinese cabbage and chashu. The details of Miller's order have not been confirmed.

What we know and what we don't know

The article consulted does not give the date of Miller’s visit, what he ordered or confirmation from the restaurant that he visited. We therefore describe it as a restaurant reported in the media as one of his favourites, rather than a place with a verified visit date. Source: Shukan Josei PRIME

This distinction is reflected not only in the text, but also in the illustrations used in place of photographs. We don't label a particular bowl as "the ramen that Miller ate."

If you want to know the taste of the restaurant, start with the official menu.

Kamukura’s official website presents a menu centred on its Oishii Ramen. It also explains how the soup is made, including consideration of how its flavour is perceived as the meal progresses. Source: Kamukura official website

When choosing ramen, pay attention not only to your first impression but also to how you feel when you finish the bowl. That is this page’s suggestion for exploring food. Describing how it differs from ramen you have tried before can become part of your travel journal.

Because his order is unknown, choose the toppings and portion size according to your own preferences. This article is neither a firsthand tasting review nor an official endorsement by the actor.

Illustration of the exterior of a ramen shop in a back alley with red lanterns and noren curtains
This is an illustration. This is not a photo of the actual store, actual food, or customer visit. Exterior image of a ramen shop. The actual building and location of Kamukura Shinjuku may differ.

Find time to eat in Shinjuku

The Shinjuku store is located at 1-14-1 Kabukicho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo. You can check the current store information on the official website. Source: Kamukura Shinjuku official

Would you prefer to eat before exploring the neighbourhood or stop by after other plans? Leave time to enjoy a bowl of ramen rather than squeezing a meal into your journey, so you can choose a restaurant without rushing.

Especially if you are considering using late hours, please do not use the business hours listed in the old article. Before you leave, open the store guide and plan your trip based on the return time of your transportation.

Start with the actor’s name, then follow your own taste

Even if a film or television drama led you to a restaurant, the bowl you eat there is your own experience. Go beyond “that actor apparently likes this place” and discover what you enjoy about it.

If you remember things like streetscapes, store lighting, and meal times, you will have a different record of Tokyo than just collecting store names.

Illustration of a ramen shop with a wooden counter and steaming kitchen
This is an illustration. This is not a photo of the actual store, actual food, or customer visit. An image of the interior of a ramen shop. It does not represent the actual interior of Kamukura Shinjuku.

Restaurant information and related links

Official guide to Shinjuku store / Official menu / Search on Google Maps / Search Shinjuku store on YouTube

YouTube is a search link. We have not confirmed the video of the person visiting the store. There are multiple stores in Kamukura, so please check the branch name and the time of filming in the video before using it as a reference. Store list

About this article

This article is an editorial article based on published reporting and restaurant information, not a record of the author’s own dining experience. Past visits or related coverage do not establish a current endorsement, regular patronage or any affiliation between this website, the restaurant and the person discussed. Before visiting, check the restaurant’s latest hours, prices, menu and reservation arrangements. The references come from the manuscript prepared on September 28, 2026. Check the latest information before publication or a visit.

All images are illustrations. They are not photographs of the actual restaurant, its food or a visit. Signs, menus, prices, background scenery and people in the images are also illustrative and cannot establish the real exterior, interior, dishes or location. Before visiting, consult the restaurant links and maps in the article.