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Hong Kong's No.1 Rice Noodles

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Tam Jai Samgor Ebisu (譚仔三哥 タムジャイサムゴー 恵比寿店) is the Ebisu branch of the popular Hong Kong-born mixian (rice noodle) chain "Tam Jai Samgor" (TAMJAI SAMGOR). It is on 1F of TIB Ebisu Building at 1-10-7 Ebisu (恵比寿), Shibuya City (渋谷区), about a 2-minute walk from JR and Tokyo Metro Ebisu Stations. The parent operates around 200 shops in Hong Kong and also in mainland China and Singapore, with three consecutive years in the Michelin Guide "Bib Gourmand." Mixian, a noodle from Yunnan made of rice and water, is naturally gluten-free. The signature is the customization: 6 soups x 10 spice levels x about 25 toppings.

— 200 HK shops: natural GF mixian, 10 spice levels

The signature is "mixian" (米線), a noodle from Hong Kong's tradition rooted in Yunnan. Made of just rice and water, it uses no wheat at all - naturally gluten-free. It has a chewy texture and absorbs soup umami well. Ordering is fun: 6 soups (mala, wula, tomato, hot and sour, clear, herbal yakuzen, and more), 10 spice levels (beginners are recommended level 2, spice fans go level 7+), and around 25 toppings (pork, chicken, seafood, vegetables, mushrooms) - full customization. The parent Tam Jai Samgor is Hong Kong's No.1 noodle chain, with about 200 shops in Hong Kong and three consecutive years in the Michelin Guide "Bib Gourmand." It entered Japan in 2022, expanding to Shinjuku, Ebisu, and Kichijoji. The name "Tam Jai Samgor" means "the third son of the Tam family," with the founder's three brothers as the brand's symbol. It is a rare noodle format that also supports gluten-free, health-conscious guests.

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2025.09.11

“10 Spice Levels — Coconut Rice Vermicelli”

A rice-vermicelli shop right at Ebisu Station. Visited Friday around 3 p.m. — quite a few customers. About 90% women, with many solo customers. Mostly counter and 2-person seats. As 1 adult with a baby, I went with a stroller — they kindly said, "Bring the stroller too" and seated me at a 4-person table. [What I had] Seasonal Coconut Curry Rice Vermicelli ¥1,380 Set Lemon Tea ¥250 Spice can be adjusted on a 10-step scale — I tried 5. Even for tongue-sensitive me, it was somewhat spicy — about the same as Coco Ichi's level 5 or slightly less spicy. The mala flavor I had previously was also delicious, but this coconut curry flavor was right up my alley — exquisite! There's an allergen list. The rice vermicelli itself is gluten-free, but some soups contain wheat. Some don't. However, when handing me the allergen list, they said: "We don't know what kind of management is done at the factory (probably overseas), so complete separation isn't possible. Please order with that understanding." For health-conscious gluten-free, recommended; for those with no-contamination requirements, may not be recommended. Gluten-free noodle places are rare, so I was very happy ♡ A shop I want to revisit!
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家族3人、色んな事情でグルテンフリー暮らしをしています。 息子:3歳。小麦、卵アレルギー。 私 :小さい頃からアトピーっ子。ゆるグルテンフリーを初めてから症状が改善。 夫 :4毒抜き、こじらせグルテンフリー(小麦、乳製品、砂糖、油NG)。糖尿病の気あり。

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    • 🛡️Food Allergy: Wheat、Egg、Walnut