Ramen

Food and Sight seen in Japan

I decided to check out this miso ramen shop—which has been selected for the Bib Gourmand section of the “Michelin Guide Tokyo 2016–2017” for two consecutive years—to see if it was to my taste.

Miso Noodle House Hanamichi-an, Tokyo Station BranchMiso Noodle House Hanamichi-anMiso Noodle House Hanamichi-anTokyo St...
2026.07.06
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Food and Sight seen in Japan

I went to a famous, long-established restaurant to try their cheese ramen again and see if the taste had changed.

I’ve never seen cheese ramen anywhere else in Japan except here. This restaurant has been around for quite a while. I we...
2026.06.28
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Food and Sight seen in Japan

“Butayama,” a “Jiro-style” ramen shop with a long line at Tokyo Ramen Street—I went to check out its flavor.

“Butayama,” a famous ramen shop even in Tokyo, is located in the basement of Tokyo Station, in an area known as “Ramen S...
2026.06.23
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Food and Sight seen in Japan

A surprising restaurant. A sushi and ramen set. Since both are craftsman-driven trades, this combination makes for a surprising restaurant.

I’m Japanese. I found a restaurant that even surprised me—a place where you can enjoy a set meal featuring both sushi an...
2026.06.09
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Food and Sight seen in Japan

Surprisingly, Toyama Prefecture’s miso ramen was delicious. Menya Tsukushi in Toyama Prefecture.

The miso ramen shop inside Toyama Station. While the main branch is located away from the station, the station shop is c...
2026.01.27
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Food and Sight seen in Japan

When you come to Japan, be sure to try it. “KIPPOSHI.”

Even I, as a Japanese person, rarely see blue ramen.KIPPOSHIThe store was previously located in Shibuya, but it has sinc...
2026.01.13
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