Nanpokuramen

七福ラーメン

Ramen restaurant • 86-4 Yamatomachi Tokumasu, Yanagawa, Fukuoka 839-0241, Japan

3.6(323 reviews)

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Kid-friendly

Encountering the Nostalgic Atmosphere and Exquisite Ramen of Yanagawa's Long-Established Shop

Nanpokuramen quietly stands in a residential area of Yanagawa City. From the old-fashioned sign and atmosphere, it is evident that this long-standing shop has been loved for many years. However, stepping inside reveals a surprisingly charming world.

The Scent of Passing Time and Distinctive Flavor

The soup of Nanpokuramen is light and refreshing with a pork bone base, leaving a lasting impression. The perfect match with medium-thick noodles envelops the eater in nostalgia and a sense of reassurance with every slurp. The roughly chopped green onions exude a handcrafted feel reminiscent of the past.

A Plethora of Exquisite Side Dishes

In addition to ramen, there are highly praised classic side dishes such as chanpon, fried rice, and yakisoba. The fried rice, in particular, is generous even in a small portion, and there is a luxurious choice of curry flavor as well.

In Conclusion

For those seeking a nostalgic atmosphere and exquisite taste, why not visit Nanpokuramen? Although cash-only, this also adds to the sense of the good old days. It will surely leave a genuine sense of reassurance in the stomachs and hearts of visitors.

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Reviews

5(a month ago)

さばごま

I had Champon, ramen, and fried rice! It was served surprisingly quickly and I was very satisfied with the taste! Next time I want to try curry fried rice and fried noodles!

4(4 months ago)

bo ps

It seems that lunch is served until 15:00 (^^) I really liked the taste, so I thought it would be nice if it was a little hotter and had more soup! The noodles were hard, so I left them out for a while, but they didn't get soggy. It was delicious and I drank all the soup♪ Fried rice is very hot The small size (300 yen) was just right, but the regular size (650 yen?) was huge. lol I think there was also a large serving (900 yen). I wonder how much it is. Is it because I started eating curry fried rice? The regular fried rice felt bland. But both were delicious (^^)

4(7 months ago)

tuker 2015

The restaurant I wanted to go to was closed, so I visited Shichifuku Ramen for the first time in a while. Today I wanted to eat Champon and ordered Champon and fried rice (small). Arriving soon. I'm glad we arrived together. The taste is light and delicious. I think the fried rice is delicious and the portion is small. I would like to try regular size fried rice as well.

4(2 years ago)

M Koga

This ramen shop is located near the Tokumasu intersection along National Route 208 in Yanagawa City. There are 8 parking spaces in front of the store and about 10 spaces along the national highway nearby. As soon as you enter the store, there is a ticket vending machine, and when you buy a meal ticket and take a seat, a staff member brings you a cold drink and confirms your order. There are 5 counter seats and 10 4-seater tables, so it can accommodate quite a number of people. I received the ramen and fried rice SET ¥900. The ramen has a slightly thick and rich pork bone soup, but contrary to its appearance, it has a very light taste. The noodles were medium-thin straight noodles with a grayish color and were hard even if I didn't specifically order them. The ingredients are three thin slices of char siu, green onions, seaweed, and red ginger is also topped from the beginning. The only seasoning for ramen on the table is pepper. It is a ramen that can be eaten easily in terms of quantity. The fried rice in the set has diced carrots, corn, green peas, and bright pink kamaboko (kamaboko fish paste), but it doesn't contain eggs, so it looks like a nostalgic Showa restaurant fried rice dish. It is a lightly flavored fried rice with little oil. It seems to be a family-run business, but everyone at the store was cheerful and pleasant.

4(3 months ago)

izumi tommy

It's a ramen shop that has been around my hometown for a long time, but I've never been there before. I went there with my family, and the noodles were just the right hardness and the soup was very delicious. I don't like gyoza with stuffy filling that sticks to my stomach, but I devoured them with so much fluffy texture. (Sorry I don't have a photo) There were a lot of customers eating yakisoba, which caught my attention, so next time I'll try yakisoba!

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