Raamen Rinki

Rinki Ramen

Ramen restaurant • 8-23 Nishikokaimachi, Chuo Ward, Kumamoto, 860-0853, Japan

4.4(346 reviews)

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Kid-friendly

A deep and flavorful bowl standing in the downtown area - Raamen Rinki

There is a ramen restaurant quietly nestled in the shopping district of Nishikoishimachi, the center of Kumamoto. Raamen Rinki offers a unique bowl of ramen, different from the popular tonkotsu ramen in Kumamoto, with the refined aroma of seafood broth.

Outstanding seafood flavor in a straightforward battle

As soon as the business hours begin, a line quickly forms in front of this popular restaurant. Upon entering, you are greeted by a wonderful aroma of seafood that spreads throughout your mouth. The soup uses tuna and sea bream broth, offering a deep and flavorful taste while being light. The thin curly noodles perfectly complement the soup, making for an excellent combination. The chashu is soft and thickly sliced, and the accent of yuzu pepper adds an everlasting deliciousness.

Stylish finish with tai-meshi

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Reviews

4(3 weeks ago)

Wayne Asera

I went with a friend to try out Halal ramen but I ended up eating Chashu men but regardless it was delicious. I recommend this restaurant to any Halal food lovers. Next time I'll to try other options on their menu.

5(a month ago)

FFY

We did a quick stopover in Kumamoto and rode a taxi all the way here from the station. Ramen soup tasted amazing, it is fish-based so if you like fish you would greatly appreciate the flavor. The owner speaks fluent english and he offered to change the meat into half boiled egg at no extra cost. The only cons is that the taxi drivers dont seem to know where it is (maybe not popular enough among locals?) and the address on gmaps did not help at all. NOTE: many people posted saying that it is halal ramen. It is NOT, the restaurant never claimed that they're halal. They do sell pork as ramen topping. However the soup is fish-based, unlike the usual ramen that is pork-based, and you can ask to change pork meat to non pork. Do your own research and eat at your discretion.

5(2 months ago)

Carolina Ciro

Best ramen we've had in our lives.

5(a year ago)

aniendhita amalia

This is for you who wants halal Ramen, there are menus that don't use animal derived broth. The original ramen is very good, there is half portion for kids if you want too, with kids utensils available. For me, I recommend “Irupakuchino”, it’s tomyum soup ramen, with shrimp. There is special menu during winter, “Tomato de Niro”, after you finish your noodles, you can get risotto version on your unfinished soup (rice and melted cheese).

5(5 years ago)

Laura ローラ

Delicious. Cheap. Excellent service and atmosphere. I haven’t been able to eat ramen in japan for sooo long since I quit meat, but to my knowledge this is the only place that does a fish based broth. They also do a special tasty fish rice that you can add to your soup after you’ve finished if you’re not quite full yet. 100% recommend checking this place out.

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