Tokyo Ramen Blog

Is ramen in Japan cheap in 2026? Here's a real price breakdown, from under-500-yen bowls to craft ramen, plus how it compares abroad.

Looking for the best ramen in Ikebukuro? Here are 5 standout shops, from a reservation-only shio bowl to spicy umakara miso.

Discover the best ramen in Asakusa, from rich miso and clam-based shio to spicy tantanmen — all near Senso-ji Temple. Find your next bowl.

Tsukemen vs. Ramen. Are They the Same? What Is the Difference? Learn all about tsukemen, and stick around for some unique restaurant recommendations.

Looking for great ramen near Ueno Station? Here are five excellent ramen shops around Ueno, from rich iekei bowls to spicy tantanmen.

Curious about a ramen kitchen experience in Tokyo? Learn how it differs from a ramen cooking class and see which one fits your trip best.

The best ramen Tokyo Station offers—from rich tsukemen to spicy miso. Five bowls worth trying!

Here are 5 must-try bowls of soupless ramen in Tokyo, from classic abura soba to spicy Taiwan mazesoba.

Here are four refreshing styles of cold ramen in Tokyo, from classic hiyashi chuka to a style with ice cubes.

Regional ramen in Tokyo is easy to find if you know where to look. Here are five must-try regional bowls.

Tokyo’s shoyu ramen scene is wildly diverse. These five bowls go from bold and classic to modern and refined.

Looking for unique tsukemen in Tokyo? Try duck, lamb, and scallop tsukemen at these must-visit spots!

Want to find the best ramen in Tokyo? Here are 7 expert-approved ways to track down top bowls!

A Ramen Tasting Tour offers a way to experience multiple ramen styles in one outing, with exclusive mini bowls (1/4 size).

Tokyo winter ramen! Discover here the best shops serving rich, hearty broths to keep you warm this season.

Tokyo Breakfast Ramen! From piping hot miso ramen to colorful vegan ramen, here are 4 delicious spots to visit in Tokyo.

Tokyo Ramen Shops That Tourists Love There are over 7,000 ramen shops in the Tokyo metro area. But tourists only visit about 5 of them. From Ichiran to Kikanbo; the question is...are these places any good? Kikanbo - Fire Hot Ramen Ramen shop Kikanbo (鬼金棒) has become synonymous with spicy ramen in Tokyo. While being massively popular with tourists, Kikanbo is also adored by locals. It's easy to understand why. Kikanbo serves one of the best bowls of spicy miso ramen in Toky

Only have 24 hours in Tokyo? Not sure where to eat ramen? We got you covered! Visit these 5 shops.

Want to eat ramen like a local in Japan? Consider these the dos and don'ts of eating ramen!

These are the most important things NOT TO DO in a ramen shop in Japan. Some might surprise you!