This was a hidden gem! Very delicious tsukemen and the niboshi ramen is excellent too. The staff were incredibly kind and helpful! We didn’t expect such good ramen in the area, but were very impressed. Thank you :)

The niboshi ramen is very flavorful. If you like the taste of tsukemen, you’ll like this. There are tables as well, so you can sit and eat with a friend.

Tasty and easy to get seated

A restaurant where you can enjoy delicious niboshi ramen in the atmospheric shopping street leading to Shoin Shrine. Its astonishingly reasonable prices are another attraction at a time when the cost of all kinds of ingredients is rising. The menu is organized by the intensity of the niboshi broth, and personally, I'd like to return for the standard “煮干しラーメン.” The thin noodles with just the right firmness paired well with the richly aromatic soup. There are 4 counter seats, 3 two-person tables, and 1 four-person table. Families can dine here too. The ticket machine accepts cash only.

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I spotted a niboshi ramen place that looked delicious and dropped in on a whim! Ordered niboshi tonkotsu ramen for ¥950! There were plenty of green onions and onions throughout, giving the soup a really crunchy texture! The noodles were slightly firm with a great bite! The niboshi soup clung to them perfectly! The soup was a rich niboshi tonkotsu! Neither too strong nor too weak, and delicious🤩🤩 The kind of niboshi ramen I want near my home!

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