Kyoto Station Building (West Zone), 10th Foor,
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The first location in West Japan!
A unique Sapporo miso ramen shop Sapporo Menya KotetsuSapporo Menya Kotetsu
Medium thickness curly noodles
Miso
- Medium thickness curly noodles
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Established in 2007, Menya Kotetsu offers three unique miso ramen varieties for the first time in Kyoto. The spicy aged miso is cooked to bring out the fragrance! The creamy, white miso features a refined sweetness and rich flavor! The fragrant shrimp miso is made with plenty of sweet shrimp! Come enjoy authentic Sapporo miso ramen with our homemade noodles.
TEL:075-343-8282
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Historic wonton ramen shop established in 1960 Yamagata Wantanmen no Mangetsu
Yamagata Wantanmen no Mangetsu
Medium-fine noodles, slightly curly
Soy sauce
- Medium-fine noodles, slightly curly
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This wonton ramen shop won top place in the Japan Local Ramen General Election of 2023. The full-bodied umami of the soup and wonderful aroma comes from a fish base with the added depth and richness of broth made from pork bones, chicken bones, and more. The medium-fine noodles made from specially selected flour and incredibly thin wontons crafted over a half century of diligent efforts result in a truly delicious bowl of ramen.
TEL:075-330-6746
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Black soy sauce featuring the flavour of the sea’s bounty – that’s the famous Toyama Black!! Toyama Toyama Black
Men-ya IrohaToyama Toyama Black
Men-ya IrohaCurly noodle
Soy sauce
- Medium thickness noodles
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Men-ya Iroha is the five-time champion of Japan’s largest ramen fair, the Tokyo Ramen Show!Toyama Black, a jet-black shoyu-based ramen, is their signature dish.
TEL:075-351-5933
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The original Gion white chicken broth The umami and sweetness of locally-bred chicken and vegetables are superb! Kyoto Gion Ramen Miyako
Kyoto Gion Ramen Miyako
Flat, slim, straight noodles
White chicken broth
- Flat, slim, straight noodles
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This soup features the peak umami and sweetness of the Awa Odori chicken and plenty of vegetables. The slim noodles are aged at a low temperature for a smooth, chewy texture. Don't miss the chance to try delicious Kyoto Gion ramen with soup that you'll want to drink to the last drop.
TEL:075-606-4385
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Thin noodles made with stone-ground whole wheat flour in a chicken and seafood soup for a perfect balance Kyoto Mensho Takamatsu
Kyoto Mensho
TakamatsuThin straight noodles
Chicken and seafood
- Thin noodles made with stone-ground whole wheat flour
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Mensho Takamatsu was founded in 2011 in Shijo Karasuma, Kyoto.
The restaurant serves thin noodles made according to a homemade recipe with a rich wheat flavor, kneaded with stone-ground whole wheat flour from Nagano Prefecture.
The soup, featuring a delicate balance between the rich taste of carefully selected chicken and several types of seafood such as bonito, mackerel and scallops, is a perfect complement to the noodles. Add onions, sudachi (Japanese citrus fruit) or black shichimi (seven spices) to the soup and enjoy the different flavors. Enjoy the meal to the last drop by mixing the rest of the dipping soup with a broth made from seafood and by adding aosa nori (seaweed).
Don't miss these Kyoto-style dipping noodles.TEL:075-352-0003
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Using natural ingredients, each bowl served is meticulously prepared with passion and care. Takatsuki Nakamurashoten
Takatsuki Nakamurashoten
Medium fine, straight noodles
Salt
- Medium fine, straight noodles
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At Nakamura Shoten, we use natural ingredients for all our ramen, and carefully prepare each bowl in our restaurant.Our Kin no Shio ramen, which uses a mixture of fresh chicken broth and seafood broth and is full of the flavor of shiso, and UMAMI Tori-Paitan ramen, which is full of the flavor of chicken, are particularly popular. Please enjoy the flavor of Nakamura Shoten, which originated in Takatsuki city and is loved by everyone in the community regardless of age or gender. You can find famous Kansai ramen here.
TEL:075-341-5022
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Umami with unique flavors! The ultimate aged, rich tonkotsu ramen arrives in Kyoto! Akashi Ramen Koganeya
Akashi Ramen Koganeya
Thin straight noodles
Pork
- Thin straight noodles
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Come try our secret, aged pork bone broth ramen that has won 10 awards at local ramen events across Japan. The master studied in Kurume, Fukuoka, bringing a traditional soup brewing method back with him. Each day, the previous day’s soup is used to make a new batch with more bones added for extra umami. Don’t miss the chance to try the uncompromising flavor of this soup.
TEL:075-600-9366
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The soy sauce made from a secret formula is a perfect match for the rich pork bone soup! Tokushima Ramen Todai
Tokushima Ramen Todai
Straight noodles
Pork & Sousauce
- Medium fine noodles
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Tokushima ramen features pork bone-shoyu soup base and boned pork rib stewed “sukiyaki” style.
TEL:075-344-3802
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Creamy "Original Foam Style" Rich Tonkotsu Ramen! Hakata Hakata Ikkousha
Hakata Hakata Ikkousha
Straight noodle
pork
- Flat, fine noodles
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A rich soup, boiled until the bones break, adding more richness while condensing the flavor of pork bones. Combined with the secret sauce created by the longstanding brewery "Yamataka Soy," established for over 120 years in Fukuoka, it brings out deep richness and flavor. The noodles are custom-made thin, flat noodles from the popular noodle factory "Seimen-ya Keishi" in Hakata. It makes for the perfect bowl, with the thick soup intertwining beautifully!
TEL:075-361-0739
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An innovative specialty sweets shop where the items can only be tasted fresh! Oven-Baked Sweets
ChasenOven-Baked Sweets
ChasenChasen is a café specializing in new types of sweets with a taste that only comes freshly made.
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Confections with a Japanese twist, combining both cool and hot/melting sensations are offered to suit the season. Through these fine desserts, rich in the fragrances of Kyoto, we want to share moments of happiness with all of our customers—this is the motivation behind the establishment of Chasen.
TEL:075-365-5070
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FLOOR GUIDE
ABOUT RAMEN
- History of Ramen
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At the end of Edo era, ports of Yokohama, Kobe, Nagasaki and Hakodate were opened. Subsequently in Meiji era, China towns (called as Nanking town back then) were created around the ports. Ramen is said to have been originated from Chinese noodle dishes served in such towns.
In 1910 (Meiji 43), a Chinese restaurant named "Rairaiken" was opened by Japanese owner, Kanichi Ozaki, in Asakusa, Tokyo with Japanese customers in mind for the first time in history while visiting and employing 12 Chinese cooks from Yokohama China town. Ramen, called as Nankin soba or Sina soba back then, gained tremendous popularity quite quickly.
- Encouraged by the success of this restaurant, other Chinese restaurants with the common touch have been opened one after another in Japan popularizing Ramen as a standard menu together with gyoza (dumpling) and dim sum. In the course of nearly a century of its history, Ramen has developed and turned into a noodle dish unique to Japan, something different from those in China.
- Variety of noodles
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There are various types of noodles, such as square noodle, which is made by rolling out a dough and just cutting it thinly, round noodle, which is made by forming square cross section of the square noodle into round shape, and thin and wide noodle which is made by cutting the rolled out dough wider compared with the thickness.
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- Knowledge of soup
- Soup is made of "sauce" and "soup stock". " Sauce " is made by selecting a type of taste such as salt, soy sauce and miso. " Soup stock " is made by combining chicken bones, pork bones, beef bones dried bonito, smoked mackerel, dried sardine, dried flying fish, dried kelp or shiitake so as to match up with " sauce ". Soup is roughly classified into five types, i.e. soy sauce, salt, miso, pork bone and seafood, depending on the combination of "sauce" and "soup stock.Each unique taste is created by further using their own ingenuity for the materials and cooking methods and then Ramen with originality is completed. " Soup " is a crucial factor to determine the value of Ramen.
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