Japanese TOTTORI Noodle 藤喜

Ramen restaurant • Japan, 〒680-0822 Tottori, Imamachi, 2-chōme, OKビル１F

3.5(123 reviews)

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Here, we introduce the famous Japanese TOTTORI Noodle 藤喜 in Tottori City.

Dignified appearance and authentic beef bone ramen

This restaurant, located in front of Tottori Station, has already earned high praise from the locals. The quaint interior, which cannot be imagined from the modern appearance, has a leisurely atmosphere.

Visuals like works of art

The first thing that catches the eye is the artistic presentation arranged in the bowl. Thickly roasted tender chashu plays the leading role, and the contrast with the color of the soup is beautiful. It's a bowl that makes you want to take a picture without thinking.

Deep flavor of the beef bone soup

However, what is even more wonderful is the flavor of the soup. The richness of the carefully crafted broth from beef bones spreads throughout the mouth. It may seem rich at first, but as you continue to eat, you will notice its depth.

Exquisite combination with thin noodles

The combination with thin noodles is also exquisite, as they intertwine well with the soup and leave a chewy texture, so you won't get tired of it until the last bite.

Attractive location near the station and reasonable prices

The location is also attractive, with a 5-minute walk from Tottori Station, making it easily accessible. There are also coin parking lots around, so even tourists can feel free to stop by.

The prices are also reasonable, and the good cost performance is one of the reasons for its popularity. It can be said to be the perfect place to treat yourself to a meal.

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Reviews

1(2 months ago)

Yuki (Kevin)

I went there for the first time!! The atmosphere was really good tho. But the customer service and taste of the ramen were not really good… And I felt the owners humanity was bad. I ate the ramen with egg but the taste was terrible I think it was rotten. According to the other reviews, you have to pay for parking when you come here by car.

5(a year ago)

Naomi Reich

Loved the shio ramen I had here. Nice ambiance and contrary to other reviews, I didnt have an issue with customer service by the tow gentleman running the show behind the counter. Soup was flavorful, noddles thin but chewy, great mix of vegetables with extra thick signature menma, komatsuna green, shaved négo and soybean sprouts. Very surprised by the meat, unusually thick slice bit falling apart tender and blowtorched right before serving.

3(4 months ago)

せいじ

A shop that casually sells beef bone ramen The interior of the store is new and clean, and the space is spacious and comfortable. I've never had a chance to find something on the menu that says "Kiwami". Here too. I ordered Kiwami Super Char Siu Noodles. The char siu is thick. amazing. It's irresistible for chashu lovers. amazing. It doesn't go well with ramen. It's nice to have the soup grilled right in front of you, but it only heats up on the surface, so the soup gets cold. disappointing. The ramen is beautiful and I think other restaurants should follow suit. I think this price is good for the quality. The fact that it's right in front of the station is also amazing. But I guess it's better the second time. Because I was able to take a photo. The kitchen is open-style and fully visible. You can also hear employees talking. Let's talk even if you can hear me (lol)

5(3 months ago)

タケボー

This is a beef bone ramen shop. Since it was my first visit, I had the standard soy sauce flavor. The ultra-thick chashu was carefully grilled on a burner and completely covered the bowl♪ I wanted to eat more! I thought it was a good balance. The volume was quite large, so was it worth the price? In fact, the cost performance might be better ♪ lol Perfect when you want to reward yourself. lol

4(3 months ago)

YASU Y

It is in a very good location, about 5 minutes walk from Tottori Station. I had the Kiwami Super Char Siu Noodles (1,200 yen). It was my first time eating beef bone soup, and it had a sweet taste that made it feel heavy at first, but as I continued eating it, I found it so delicious that I couldn't stop eating it. The noodles were thin and easy to eat, the shinachiku was large but very soft, and the chashu pork was large and thick, but it was melty and very delicious. This is also a store I would like to visit.

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