ラーメンの高橋Raamen No Takahashi
Cuisine: chinese
- 3 Chome-20-15 Tottoriodori, Kushiro, Hokkaido 084-0906, Japan
Today · 6 pm–12 am
- Friday: 6 pm–12 am
- Saturday: 6 pm–12 am
- Sunday: 6 pm–12 am
- Monday: 6 pm–12 am
- Tuesday: 6 pm–12 am
- Wednesday: 6 pm–12 am
- Thursday: 6 pm–12 am
- +81 80-4500-5939
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Right across the road from Tottori Shrine, between it and Lawson; a stall-style permanent ramen shop that almost anyone would be curious about if they saw it The oden, a flat 90 yen per skewer, are each well soaked in flavor and delicious! The ramen has ultra-thin noodles and is light and easy to eat Shoyu ramen and 3 oden skewers for just 970 yen, so cheap If it's open, it's a ramen shop worth visiting at least once Thanks for the meal
View on GoogleVisited 2025.04.19. It seems to be run by an elderly man on his own. The shop is a tent, so it feels like eating at an event food stall; inside it's a little cramped and dim. I had the shoyu ramen. It was the quintessential Kushiro ramen, with thin curly noodles and a seafood-based broth that wasn't greasy, a light soy sauce flavor. Prices are still reasonable even after the increase. They also had onigiri and oden.
View on GoogleA ramen shop with a nostalgic old-time taste. The oden is 90 yen and tasty. Think of it as basically self-service. The old man has gotten older, and apparently the shop is closed on more days now. His hearing had gotten pretty bad too.
View on GoogleA little over 30 years ago, when I was in junior high, I often went late at night with friends and ate ramen. Back then, they'd often tell us to eat up all the leftover oden and onigiri, and let us have it! I miss those days. I live in Sapporo now, but I'll never forget this shop's kindness for the rest of my life.
View on GoogleUpdated 2022/7/20 Tent ramen for the first time in a while Still open as always Prices unchanged too. Unchanged is the best. *I'll add photos too. ↓↓↓↓↓↓Previous post↓↓↓↓↓↓ A ramen shop every Kushiro local knows, yet hardly anyone knows its name A rather shady-looking tent next to Tottori Shrine on National Route 38 Step inside and there's an old owner alone in a yellow structure I went back for the first time in years to this shop full of memories, where I often went when I got hungry driving around until late at night in my younger days. The taste and the owner haven't changed Kushiro ramen Light enough to eat even in the middle of the night This is simple is vest✨️ Rich ramen is good too But I still love Kushiro ramen
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