京都のラーメン店特集！ Special feature of Ramen shops in Kyoto!

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Kyoto ramen shop

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Bannai Shokudo Kyoto shop

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Kitakata Ramen shop in Tohoku Fukushima is opened in Kyoto. Kitakata Ramen is a ramen with a bowl-filled char siu and a pork bone-based salty soup.

Kyoto Shiogensui

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The Shiogensui of the chain shop of the salt ramen from Osaka opened in Kyoto too. The soup which was taken from a lot of materials such as pork bone and chicken Gala is superb.

Taishoken Kyoto Ramen Koji shop

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Taishoken Kyoto Ramen Koji Shop is a direct store in East Ikebukuro Taishoken. The Tsukemen in Tokyo is available at Kyoto Station.

Shirakaba-sanso

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It is a shop "Shirakaba-sanso" of the Sapporo Ramen in the corner of the noodle alley of Kyoto. This is a shop where you can enjoy authentic miso ramen of Hokkaido in Kyoto.

Daiichi Asahi Takabashi main shop

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It is the head office of the Daiichi-asahi ramen which has been competing at bridge near Kyoto station for a long time. It is a shop selling the Orthodox Kyoto ramen of soy pig bone soup.

Ganjindo Kumagoro is located at the Underground Shopping Mall Porta which is directly linked to the JR Kyoto Station. You will enjoy this place not only for the ramen but also the seafood donburi (a bowl of rice topped with fresh seafoods) and other yummy dishes.

Masutani Kyoto station shop

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It’s the branch of the Masutani, the origin of the Kyoto ramen. It’s located at the Ramen Koji (the Ramen theme park) in the JR Kyoto Station building. I hope you like the “Kyoto Ramen”.

Tokushima Ramen Todai

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Tokushima Ramen Todai is known as a miso base ramen, located at the Ramen Koji (the Ramen Theme Park) in the JR Kyoto Station building. You can put as much raw egg in your ramen as you like. They are originally from Tokushima prefecture in Shikoku island.