Ramen restaurant • 15 Nishikyōgoku Minamishōzakaichō, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, 615-0803, Japan
'Hosokawa', a long-established ramen shop founded in 1985, stands in the back alleys of Kyoto. Its modest appearance belies its renowned rich flavor and deep complexity. In the tranquil Kyoto-like atmosphere, why not enjoy a bowl that showcases the skill of the artisans?
The specialty of 'Hosokawa' is a rich soup made from chicken bones and pork. Adding lard creates a rich and elegant sweetness. A subtle touch of seasoning further enhances its deep flavor.
Despite the impression of a heavy soup, in reality, it is well-balanced enough to drink till the last drop. The thin noodles with a chewy texture are delightful. The char siu is also exquisite.
The menu is simple, offering only ramen, char siu noodles, rice, and boiled eggs. The simple interior with a hint of kitchen aroma. However, it is here where the profound flavor and dedication of 'Hosokawa' are encapsulated. It is a valuable opportunity to experience the dignity of Kyoto's long-established charm.
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