Delicious ramen, full of flavor. Very friendly service. True craftsmanship—Sensi Ramen. The noodles were delicious, with plenty of meat. I drank the broth down to the very last drop. I definitely recommend coming here. Very friendly people!

+2

Pretty light broth but easily customizable with the sauces available like soy sauce and a sesame oil on the counter + black pepper. The star of the show is the generous portion of tender meat and chewy noodles. Might not be my first option for ramen, but it’s pretty good overall.

Just a 2-minute walk from Asakusa Station, this is one of Japan’s well-known ramen chains—yet surprisingly, it was my first time trying it. The exterior is large and hard to miss, making it an easy stop for anyone craving a quick bowl. Inside, the space feels more intimate, with mostly counter seating and an open kitchen that adds a bit of energy to the experience. The interior leans rustic—slightly gritty in texture—but it’s clean and well-maintained overall. I ordered the shoyu chashu ramen, and it delivered. The Kitakata-style shoyu broth is lighter than expected—salty but also clean and refreshing. The bowl is hearty without feeling too heavy, and the portion of chashu is notably generous. Overall, a solid and satisfying chain experience—reliable, accessible, and definitely worth a visit.

I went for a quick bite after landing before I went to bed, I got the all toppings ramen and 5 gyoza. The ramen was light and delicious and gyoza were alright, I would get the ramen again maybe not the gyoza tho, staff were very friendly and price was good plus free ice green tea

+2

Fantastic ramen. Light pork broth and lovely noodles. The bamboo shoots are slightly salty. Gyozas are good. Green pepper ramen is quite uinque with a slightly spicy and chilli taste. Aburi pork has a nice charred sweet taste Service staff can understand engliah

+3