In Japan, I think it’s impossible to say I liked Raman or Curry-Rice or Gyoza or Sushi at this place or that. Everywhere you go you are amazed by the food served. And you are spoiled for choices, tons and tons of restaurants. We visited Keika Ramen at Shibuya. We tried their Ramen and Gyoza 🥟 (never tired of repeating this one 🤪) and simply loved it. Staff is so good, which is the case with almost every restaurant we visited in Japan. Must go place.

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Walking around Shimbua district and found this place for dinner. Had the teriyaki chicken and it was really tasty and big portion. Also had the spring rolls. Tasty as well. Staff helpful as I speak no Japanese and happy to provide a fork. 😁 Eat and leave place, not really a linger kind place.

First time in Japan and never a big fan of Japanese cuisine but this spot offers the best ramen bowl I've ever had! Besides my daughter loved their fried chicken too! And the staff was soo friendly and kind. Highly recommend this place! :)

I found this ramen shop while walking around and was drawn in by the menu selection and the fact that there were no other tourists inside. Ordering is done via a ticket machine where you pay first and then get guided to your seat. There are both counter seats and booth seating for up to four people. Overall, it’s pretty standard for a ramen shop, and the atmosphere reflects that. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, which added to the experience. I ordered the spicy teriyaki chicken ramen, which costs an additional ¥100 for the spice option. Price-wise, it’s in the upper mid-range compared to other ramen shops, but still reasonable. The ramen itself wasn’t really spicy, especially considering the extra charge. I understand the need to keep spice levels approachable, but it would be better if you could choose your preferred spice level. The teriyaki chicken was tender and well prepared, and the soup was good overall. However, it felt like something was missing, even if I can’t clearly define what it was. It wasn’t bad and had a slightly different taste compared to other ramen, but not in a way that makes me want to come back, especially with so many other options around. I’d still recommend trying it, particularly because they offer a variety of different meat options. For me personally, though, it’s not a place I’d return to.

A small ramen shop slightly tilted away from the main tourist walk way, the price is touristy though. However I found the quality and the service is amongst the best in this area, not a ramen worth travelling to, but definitely recommended for passerby. Try the special or the limited ones.

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