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Ramen Mugyu Vol. 2 Karasuma Takoyakushi

Ramen restaurant • 298-13 Ichirenshachō, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto, 604-8146, Japan

4.4(568 reviews)
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Get drunk on the charm of hidden ramen in Kyoto

Popular spot standing in the alley

There is a quietly standing ramen shop in the quiet residential area of Uramu Takoyakushi. Its name is 'Ramen Mugi VOL.2 Uramu Takoyakushi Store'. Despite being small and quietly refurbished from a private house, it is known for its exquisite taste and is highly praised among ramen enthusiasts.

Feast of chicken broth soup

The specialty of this shop is the carefully prepared chicken broth soup, which is simmered for a long time. The rich flavor and elegant aroma spread throughout the mouth, mesmerizing ramen lovers. The classic 'Rich Chicken Soup Ramen' is popular, and the white soup 'Obibara Shiro' is also a hit.

Proud noodles with exquisite compatibility

Like the soup, there is also an emphasis on the noodles. The smooth and chewy thin noodles intertwine with the thick soup, creating an exquisite harmony. The free extra large serving of noodles is also appreciated.

Stone-cooked rice that warms the body from the inside

In addition to ramen, the menu features an enticing dish known as 'Kogemeshi', or stone-cooked rice. The superb accompaniment, soaked in the flavor of the soup, is plentiful. The bargain price of 200 yen is a great deal.

Access and business hours

Located in a residential area about a 5-minute walk from Imadegawa Station on the Kyoto City Subway Karasuma Line, the access is excellent. The business hours are from 11:30 to 15:00 and from 18:00 to 22:00 (closed on Mondays). During busy times, there can be quite a long line, so it is recommended to visit with extra time to avoid waiting.

Conclusion

The 'Ramen Mugi VOL.2 Uramu Takoyakushi Store' in the hometown of ramen, Kyoto, captivates visitors with its exquisite taste and comfortable space. Why not visit this renowned shop nestled in the alley and experience the blissful time of getting drunk on top-notch ramen?

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Reviews

5(a week ago)
Bartosz Brozek
Pretty good ramen shop with few types of broth available on top of either chicken or pork meat. Prices are very good, so there’s a lot of bang for the buck. We had two types of ramen and both were very tasty. Many items to add on top of regular soup. One can park a bicycle in front of a shop inside small alley.
5(a week ago)
Francisco Alcaraz
I greatly enjoyed the ramen from this place, especially on a stormy day where hot soup just hit the spot! I got the pork ramen and it was savory and delicious. They gave me a generous portion of both pork and noodle, and the service was friendly. Getting there might catch you off guard because it’s tucked within an alleyway. It’s also a bit crammed, since the ordering machine is at the entrance and can lead to a line that goes outside right away. Aside from that, I would go here again many times!
1(3 weeks ago)
Zan Yeoh
Astronomically disappointing. I'll have another bowl of ramen elsewhere to satiate my appetite. Flavours are catered to the foreigner's palate. Don't be fooled by the reviews!
5(4 months ago)
Ariel San Esteban
First time at Kyoto and our first Ramen hit ..... and OMG! That was amazing and super delicious. We tried the thick broth and soy broth. We are coming back again before we leave. You'll easily walk past it. But believe the star rating here. What a hidden gem. Biggest highlight during our stay at Kyoto.
4(5 months ago)
Aline Medeiros Ramos
Very small place, where you order at the machine before sitting. They take credit cards. The gyoza was very good, the noodles I got were ok, but I had better in other places, even in Kyoto. But it's definitely good value for money. What's nice about sitting at the counter is that you get to see the chefs in action, which is always impressive.

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