Strike Ken (in Temma, Osaka) – serving soy sauce ramen and toripaitan ramen. Enjoy the two tastes in Osaka!
The shop is located as a popular shop at Nakazaki-cho, Temma area, which is the most terrific ramen battleground.
Category: Osaka
Menya Hanabusa (in Sakaisuji Honmachi, Osaka) – plain soy-based ramen including plenty of seafood
When I entered the shop, I felt an aromatic flavor of seafood floating there. Menya Hanabusa is within three-minute walk from Sakaisuji Honmachi Station and a popular shop where you can have elegant ramen flavored by dried fish.
Shinpuku Saikan (in Kyobashi, Osaka) – enjoy the taste of the long-established ramen shop that has continued for about 80 years
Shinpuku Saikan, which is a Kyoto-based ramen shop, opened a branch at Kyobashi, Osaka in 2008. I remember that I was very glad in those days that I could eat its ramen even in Osaka.
Menya 7.5Hz+ (in Kitashinchi, Umeda) – the local ramen Osaka is proud of has the taste of surprisingly thick soy sauce.
Takoyaki (fried octopus dumplings), Okonomiyaki (Japanese hot plate pizza), Ikayaki (broiled squid) and Udon (wheat noodles). Osaka has been a city famous for Konamon* since long ago, but it is not well-known that there is local ramen** in Osaka.
Koryumas (in Sakuranomiya, Osaka) – thick and creamy toripaitan ramen the owner makes in the spirit of Omotenashi (hospitality)
Koryumas is two-minute walk to the east from Sakuranomiya station of the JR Osaka Loop Line. It features the cloudy soup including plenty of pig hide collagen.
Gunjo (in Tenroku, Osaka) serves noko-tsukemen, which you enjoy in a gentle manner at the back street of an urban area.
Gunjo is within five-minute walk from Tenjimbashisuji-rokuchome Station of the Osaka Municipal Subway and a popular shop in a corner among eating houses called Rengadori (Brick Street). It serves especially good tsukemen and has an ever-present line.
Tsukemen Ide – enjoy “noko doro tsukemen”, reputed at Kitahama, Osaka
“Tsukemen Ide” is located in the Kitahama business district to the east of Yodoyabashi, Osaka. At lunch time, a lot of businessmen with sophisticated palates line up. Recommended is a lunch-limited menu, “noko doro tsukemen”.
Chuka Soba Hanakyo – a tonkotsu ramen shop popular at Kyobashi of the Osaka City [Closed]
Chuka Soba Hanakyo is located among eating houses, three minutes’ walk from JR Kyobashi Station. The shop has only counter seats, so you eat close to each other. It’s like a mobile ramen stall. The shop’s signature is “Kotteri Seabura Chuka Soba (Chinese noodles with thick pork-back fat based on...
Mengenso – an exquisite bowl showing the owner’s careful preparation
Mengenso, which is located near Tenjimbashisuji Shotengai (Tenjimbashisuji Shopping Street) in Temma, is a popular ramen shop. Its catchphrase is “homemade noodles”, “a refreshing soup”, and “100% natural materials”. As it suggests, the selected and mature homemade noodles are made from some kinds of wheat. The soup, which has got...
