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Help on Ramen

Postby J-Popper » Fri Sep 12, 2003 7:36 pm

I am visiting Tokyo and Yokohama for about 10 days and I was wondering if anyone knows of a good ramen shop in that area. Directions and specifics are appreciated. It doens't matter what kind of ramen( shoyu,tonkotsu,miso,etc.)
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Postby GomiGirl » Fri Sep 12, 2003 8:20 pm

Tokyo and Yokohama - can you narrow it down a bit? There is a ramen shop on nearly every street corner...

One of my faves is in Shinjuku ni-chome. Bit tricky to find but if you walk down Shinjuku-dori on the same side of the street as Shinjuku-gyoen, it is about one or two streets on your right after you cross the "big street" that leads into Shijuku Gyoen (don't know the name but it is the only one that has a traffic island)

It is on this side street and has a big flag that says (oddly enough) "ramen". It is really cheap and really yummy and the best time is the wee hours of the morning. It is not open early evening. It is not a glamourous place at all.. but then most ramen shops are not..
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Postby noigeaR » Fri Sep 12, 2003 8:22 pm

if you're in yokohama (shin-yokohama to be precise) then i can really recommend a visit to the ramen museum. it's very nice and there's a large choice of different ramen.
more information here
http://www.bento.com/phgal3.html
and a map so you don't get lost on your way to the museum can be found here (although it's quite easy to find even for f*cked gaijins) :)
http://www.paperlantern.net/map/shinyokohama.html
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"Keika Ramen"

Postby Taro Toporific » Fri Sep 12, 2003 10:16 pm

GomiGirl wrote:One of my faves is in Shinjuku ni-chome. Bit tricky to find but if you .....


I presume you're talking about the famous (and fllthy) "Kaika" in Shinjuku. It serves Kumamoto (Kyushu) style ramen featuring an rich a broth and noodles are on the hard side. They also have a clean yuppy version in the Northwest corner of the basement of the 109 Building in Shibuya...same price, easier to find, and 10,000% cleaner (no "fun").

"Shibuya 109", just over the road from Hachiko statue at Shibuya station. The "109" building marks a fork in the road. The "109" name is a Japanese pun The Japanese word for 10 is "to" and 9 "kyu". Put 'em words and you get "Tokyu", the name of the department store that owns the building. (Hey don't laugh, this is what I do for fun on Friday night.)


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Map here, 109 is marked right above the "Mark City" in red.
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Postby kamome » Sat Sep 13, 2003 3:13 am

There's a great ramen place next to Wall Street (the bar) in Roppongi. If you're going to be here for 10 days, I assume you'll be making the obligatory trip or 3 to the bars in Roppongi, so have a bowl of ramen after pounding the beers. I can't remember exactly how to get there, but if you see Wall Street, the ramen shop is down the dead-end street nearby.

Also, Tsukumo Ramen in Ebisu has some kick-ass tonkotsu (broth made from pork bone) ramen. There's always a long line in front of it. From Ebisu station west exit, turn right and go under the bridge. Keep going straight until you hit the elevated pedestrian walkway. Go up and over the walkway, still going straight. You'll see the ramen shop on your right. It's an open air setup with a crowd waiting to get in the door. The shop is located next to Ebisu Prime Square, which is the best known landmark nearby.
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Postby Ptyx » Fri May 07, 2004 1:31 am

Ichiran in Shibuya, on the same street as the Tower records shop, just before the Haagen Dasz, Kyushu style customizable tonkotsu.
There's also one in shinjuku, south exit next to the citi bank at a corner, they make a yummy Miso chashu ramen, their gyozas are not bad either.

edit: woops looks like i just bumped a very old topic..
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Postby mr. sparkle » Fri May 07, 2004 3:31 am

Ptyx wrote:Ichiran in Shibuya, on the same street as the Tower records shop, just before the Haagen Dasz, Kyushu style customizable tonkotsu.
There's also one in shinjuku, south exit next to the citi bank at a corner, they make a yummy Miso chashu ramen, their gyozas are not bad either.

edit: woops looks like i just bumped a very old topic..


That's cool. Anytime's the right time for Ramen!
Here's an onamae place for Hokkaido style Ramen,
right near the Pongi hutch. Good place to duck
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[quote]Hokkaido Ramen Ajigen
Hokkaido-style ramen

Neighborhood: Kichijoji
tel: +81 (0)422 21 8280

Address
1-22-12 Kichijoji Honcho
Musashino-shi
Tokyo JP, 180-0004

One of the more pleasurable countermeasures against the chill in Hokkaido is unique Hokkaido-style ramen. At Ajigen, you will have to choose between three different types of soup]

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Postby emperor » Fri May 07, 2004 5:25 am

If you come out the north end of Asakusa Shrine: amonst all the shop selling 2-toed-slippers, theres a ramen shop that got a "best ramen in Japan" award from something-or-other and youll know it by the large queues outside.

Theres a couple of nice ones in the south-east end of Ikebukuro (come out the east-seibu-exit, hang a right and theyre 1 min oast the starbucks) - the gyoza are especially good in one of em.

Theres also a very good ramen shop in Ebisu (near ebisu garden place) although ive never been: i hear their specialty is cheese-ramen 8O
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Postby Big Booger » Fri May 07, 2004 7:27 am

hit up any supaa for the new "Pork Ramen" Cup Noodle LOL

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120 or less for each serving.
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Postby Jushin-Thunder-Liger » Tue May 11, 2004 6:47 am

Nissin's Spicy Seaood Cup Noodle Raman is incredibly addictive, i once ate 5 of them in 1 day. Sometimes, if im very bored, i add thai fish sauce and chilli flakes.
Oh yeah, im just that crazy
what will i get up 2 next????
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Postby Taro Toporific » Tue May 11, 2004 8:17 am

Jushin-Thunder-Liger wrote:Sometimes, if im very bored, i add thai fish sauce and chilli flakes.
Oh yeah, im just that crazy
what will i get up 2 next????


Natto and garlic chips on top of cold ramen taco salad?
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Postby kamome » Tue May 11, 2004 10:34 am

emperor wrote:Theres also a very good ramen shop in Ebisu (near ebisu garden place) although ive never been: i hear their specialty is cheese-ramen 8O


That would be tsukumo ramen (a.k.a. 99 ramen), which I already mentioned above. And it's not near Ebisu Garden Place, but rather Ebisu Prime Square.
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Postby Jushin-Thunder-Liger » Tue May 11, 2004 10:39 am

Taro Toporific wrote:
Jushin-Thunder-Liger wrote:Sometimes, if im very bored, i add thai fish sauce and chilli flakes.
Oh yeah, im just that crazy
what will i get up 2 next????


Natto and garlic chips on top of cold ramen taco salad?


Christ on a Bike, that sounds tasty!.
Im not joking, ill have that tonight
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Postby kamome » Tue May 11, 2004 1:57 pm

Jushin-Thunder-Liger wrote:
Taro Toporific wrote:
Jushin-Thunder-Liger wrote:Sometimes, if im very bored, i add thai fish sauce and chilli flakes.
Oh yeah, im just that crazy
what will i get up 2 next????


Natto and garlic chips on top of cold ramen taco salad?


Christ on a Bike, that sounds tasty!.
Im not joking, ill have that tonight


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