Ramen Shop Kagura Yonago Branch

Karaku - Yonago

Ramen restaurant • 4-chōme-11-35 Kaike, Yonago, Tottori 683-0003, Japan

3.5(336 reviews)

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Kid-friendly

Popular Ramen Shop Rooted in the Local Area

The long-established ramen shop 'Ramen Shop Kagura Yonago Branch', rooted in Yonago City. It has been cherished by locals for many years, and you can enjoy its reputed taste.

Satisfy Your Appetite with a Rich Menu

You can enjoy various types of ramen, including tonkotsu, salt, and miso ramen. The classic tonkotsu ramen is popular for its rich taste, and the mix and spicy ramen are also well-received. Unique bowls of ramen are lined up.

The Handmade Gyoza is an Exquisite Dish

Gyoza, an essential dish with ramen, is the pride of this shop. The carefully handmade gyoza has a satisfying taste.

Easily Accessible for a Casual Visit

Conveniently located within walking distance from JR Yonago Station. It is easy to stop by for a quick visit after work or for a weekend lunch, and the atmosphere makes it easy for families to enter.

Some Dissatisfaction is Noticed

On the other hand, there are criticisms about the atmosphere in the shop, and there are also issues with customer service. While the taste is appreciated, there is room for improvement.

This long-established shop, known for its rich menu and handmade gyoza, seems to need to listen to the voices that desire better customer service.

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Reviews

5(a year ago)

Judy OBrien

Great ramen shop that specializes in tonkotsu ramen. You can also get salt, miso and spicy ramen as well as gyoza. They have a robot server. Lots of free parking.

5(11 months ago)

Alberto Ruiz

Udon and noodles quality in general is good. They have special offers on Mondays with double noodle for the same price! Children meal is also inexpensive and you have a toy for free. Quickly served!

2(11 months ago)

なーすまん（なーすまん）

Local chain store. Since the management changed, it has become a chain store not only with Kagura but also with Yokohama Iekei Ramen Yoshiokaya. Personally, I recommended the tonkotsu ramen since Kagura's ramen was mainly marketed as tonkotsu ramen. However, the store in Motonishikicho was better than Kaike, but now it's called Yoshiokaya, so I have no choice but to use that store. To be honest, my taste has deteriorated over the years, but for some reason my parents like me, so I have no choice but to hang out with them and use them. (ramen) Personally, I recommend the pork bone-based thick and spicy noodles. Recently, they seem to be increasing the number of types of ramen, including salt and miso, but honestly, I think you'll be more satisfied if you go to another specialty store for salt-based or miso-based ramen. In terms of prices, it seems like they are much more expensive than before, even considering recent increases in raw material costs. (Customer service) I feel like there are quite a lot of reviews about customer service, but I got the impression that when they seemed busy, they would interrupt people and not listen to what they wanted to say, but other than that, I don't have the impression that customer service is that great. (noodles) I like thin noodles, but I ordered kata noodles and they felt a little soft. At other stores, it remained firm even after taking photos. (chinese dumpling) Gyoza is delicious. (Fried rice) Is delicious. It's a ramen shop that has the impression that it went from being a good tonkotsu ramen shop to trying out different types of ramen and becoming somewhat half-hearted.

4(3 months ago)

Tsukimi

Fried chicken and beef bone ramen are both delicious Others are ordinary

3(6 months ago)

Kazuyoshi Kikkawa

Personally, I find the flavor too strong and not to my liking, but it's still a delicious ramen shop.

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