Matsuryu Ramen Shop

Shouryu

Ramen restaurant • 167-4 Nakajuku, Aishō, Echi District, Shiga 529-1314, Japan

3.8(427 reviews)

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Kid-friendly

The appeal of a Jiro-style ramen shop standing in the back parlor of Shiga

Aisho-cho, a small town in Aichi-gun, Shiga Prefecture. "Matsuryu Ramen Shop" standing there is a Jiro-style ramen shop that has evolved in its own way in this distant place from the big cities.

Jiro-inspired generous serving ramen

As soon as you step into the store, the first thing that catches your eye is the hearty presentation. It is composed of a voluminous serving like Jiro ramen, with a large amount of bean sprouts, thick chashu, and plenty of garlic and spinach. The soup is popular for its rich soy sauce or miso-based flavor, and although it looks heavy at first glance, it has a surprisingly lasting, never boring taste.

Affordable price and hospitality

With such a generous ramen, it's only around 1,000 yen per bowl. It's a reasonable price compared to Jiro-style stores in the city center. Furthermore, free services for extra noodle and extra vegetables are basic. There is a cozy atmosphere that can be enjoyed easily by students and low-income people.

Friendliness rooted in the local community

The owner is a local-born, and is renowned for his friendly service and homey atmosphere. Customers from outside the prefecture are welcomed as warmly as the people living in this area. It's a luxurious spot where you can enjoy a relaxing, luxurious non-daily life while overlooking the calm townscape.

For those who want to taste the evolved form of the Jiro-style, why not visit the shop? You can escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and see an extremely authentic ramen wrapped in a nostalgic atmosphere.

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Reviews

5(4 months ago)

Dynamo

Simply the best ramen restaurant in Japan. The flavor is unique, the staff are extremely polite and attentive, the menu is extensive and the images match reality. It's my 8th time and I plan to go many more.

5(a year ago)

Lougielie Banalo

The staffs were very kind and all the ramen choices were good depending on your choice. However my favorites were the mazesoba and their Tsukemen

4(3 years ago)

Ngọc Sơn

It’s good

4(a month ago)

チキンドリル

2024 4/22 ☆4 [Matsuryu Ramen (¥990)] [visit] Visited at 11:20 on weekdays. The seats are about 30% full. I customized it with garlic and a large serving of vegetables. [soup] Dark chicken and pork bone soy sauce. At first, you can taste the sweetness of the pork and vegetables, but as you eat more, the saltiness seems to get a bit harsher. [noodles] Curly thick noodles. I think he's on the thin side for the so-called Jiro line. I'm happy that the price is the same even for a large amount of noodles. [topping] Char siu, egg, back fat, spinach, bean sprouts, cabbage, and garlic. It had a large serving of vegetables so it was very filling. Spinach is an unusual topping. [summary] A cup where you can easily eat Jiro style. There is also a light menu, so there is no need to worry if you don't like strong flavors.

4(2 weeks ago)

ざく

It was my first time visiting the store. This is a type of store where you purchase tickets first from a ticket vending machine. I like miso ramen, so I bought a ticket for miso ramen and mini chashu bowl. There were 4 groups waiting after 12:00 on Sunday. You will be shown to a table, with or without vegetables and garlic. I was asked if I wanted a large serving of noodles. These seem to be free. I, on the other hand, ordered less vegetables, more garlic, and average noodles. Wait for a while and get the rice bowl The amount of vegetables is small but normal. Garlic is very effective The noodles are thick and slightly hard. The soup has a unique spiciness from miso. To be honest, I felt that the char siu bowl was not that different from other restaurants in terms of quantity and taste. The ramen was very delicious, but the garlic was too strong, so if you're meeting people in the afternoon, you might want to refrain from eating it. Next time I will order Shoryu Ramen without garlic.

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