Ramen Poem

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Ramen restaurant • Japan, 〒335-0002 Saitama, Warabi, Tsukagoshi, 2-chōme−4−１ハイツリラ 1F

4.3(226 reviews)

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Savoring Authentic Ramen at the Hidden Gem 'Ramen Poem' in Warabi

Introduction

While Tokyo is home to numerous famous ramen shops in the fiercely competitive ramen district, there also exists a hidden gem nestled quietly in a residential area. This time, we introduce such a popular hidden gem, 'Ramen Poem'. We will explore the allure of this shop that captivates with its atmosphere and flavors.

Warmth Evident from the Shop's Layout

Located in a quiet residential area off the beaten path, 'Ramen Poem' exudes warmth from the outside. The simple appearance on the first floor of a small building conjures up images of the seasoned skills of the chef.

Intoxicated by Authentic Flavors

After purchasing a meal ticket from the ticket machine, you enter the shop. The aged interior and uncluttered space invite your mindset to engage with the dedication to ramen. The signature menu item, the rich chicken white broth ramen, permeates with the perfect balance of saltiness and the deliciousness of chicken, making it an exquisite dish. The traditional flavors will surely come across with directness.

A Touch of Playfulness

At the same time, the menu offers playful items such as rich dipping noodles and green onion chashu rice bowl, exuding a hint of simplicity and playfulness. Together with the traditional business style, you can savor an atmosphere that harmoniously combines nostalgia and freshness.

Conclusion

'Ramen Poem', while preserving the dignity of a Showa-era renowned eatery, also incorporates the breath of the times, creating a space where tranquil time flows away from the bustle of the city. You can experience a quiet sense of fulfillment enveloped in authentic flavors and warmth.

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Reviews

5(a year ago)

Okami42

This is the first Ramen I had in Japan. The flavor was really good in my opinion. I had the white chicken ramen, which was very rich and flavorful. The design of the shop (although common in Japan) is not something I'm used to but it is very enjoyable. One of the cooks helped us with the machine you use to order the Ramen, as we were struggling to figure it out ourselves. Unfortunately, the free barley tea they served was cold and tasted like coffeewater. It was not quite my taste. Overall it's a great experience though!

3(a month ago)

yoshio “yoshio” hide

・Purchase at the ticket vending machine on the right after entering the entrance. ・Only cash and PayPay can be used, please speak to the store owner when using 2024.04.25 I came here because I wanted some tsukemen in the early summer daytime. There was no line up outside at around 2pm, and there was space inside. Get tsukemen (thick/rich) from the ticket vending machine. It was served after a while. The dipping sauce has a fairly sweet taste and is quite concentrated. It has a sour taste from the joints, and a fair amount of saltiness. Although the noodles are labeled as thick, Asakusa Kaikaro's noodles are medium-thick, so the noodles are very sticky with the soup. It has a smooth texture that goes down your throat, so you keep eating it. The fried green onions on the table aren't crunchy, but they taste like they were lightly fried, with a nice aroma and texture. You can enjoy a different taste with pepper and spices. Next is chicken paitan ramen. Thank you for the meal.

4(a month ago)

YASU

I had the rich chicken paitan ramen and half rice. After ordering, it came out within a minute or two, so I felt a mixture of joy and apprehension. Personally, I could feel the flavor of the chicken, but it wasn't that rich. I didn't feel the need for eggplant. I'm sorry. When paying with PayPay, you speak to the clerk and pay, so you do not pay at the ticket vending machine.

3(2 months ago)

たかたか

I actually wanted to try the salt ramen, but everyone was raving about the chicken paitan, so I went for it. To be honest, I don't really like chicken paitan, but this one does a good job of eliminating the smell of chicken, and the soup doesn't have a strong chicken taste, so it was delicious. However, it's a shame that the soup wasn't very hot. Next time I would like to eat salt! For those who are hungry, I don't think a normal portion will be enough.

4(a month ago)

YOU YOU

Visited on Saturday afternoon. I got in right away without lining up. I had the rich chicken broth with soy sauce. It's not as dark as it looks, personally I prefer it darker. I think I'll try the tsukemen next time 😊

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