Hanawa Ramen

華川ラーメン

Ramen restaurant • 2-chōme-32-1681 Akenohigashi, Oita, 870-0161, Japan

4(144 reviews)

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Kid-friendly

Evoking the Showa Era in Oita's Miso Ramen Shop

In Oita City, Oita Prefecture, there exists a miso ramen shop that transcends time. Its name is "Hanawa Ramen". Stepping into the shop, one is enveloped in an atmosphere as if time has stood still, reminiscent of the Showa era.

Enveloped in Nostalgia

The interior is a simple wooden structure with counter seats and box seats arranged. A large chimney stands at the center of the shop, offering glimpses of traditional cooking scenes. The lighting is from old-fashioned incandescent bulbs, bathing the entire interior in a nostalgic ambiance.

Essence of the Long-standing Miso Ramen

The menu is filled with a variety of miso ramen, including the classic "Miso Ramen", as well as the popular "Negi Miso Ramen" and "Spicy Negi Miso Ramen" that use green onions. The soup has a suitable thickness and richness, condensed with deliciousness. The noodles have a chewy texture, enhancing the deliciousness when mixed with the soup. The white leeks provide a hearty texture, while each bite fills the mouth with the aroma of leeks and a pleasant spiciness.

Taciturn, Yet Warm

The owner is taciturn but provides polite service. At the time of payment, a faint smile is shown. Such pleasant interaction is also one of the charms of this shop.

"Hanawa Ramen", a Showa-era shop that still exists in the modern day. When visiting Oita, why not take the opportunity to visit this nostalgic shop and warm your heart with its comforting flavors and atmosphere?

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Reviews

5(5 years ago)

Vedran Demir

Deliciously large serving of white miso ramen that hit the spot so hard it broke my taste buds. Needless to say that, if I feel the need for some miso in my life again, I'll be sure to come back here. If you by any chance wind up in this area I recommend you take a break here and fill up.

3(6 years ago)

Siu Yiu

A bit salty

5(7 months ago)

成瀬へんぴん

THE old-fashioned ramen shop in town. I read the reviews and the spicy white-haired green onions looked delicious, so I ordered a large serving of ``Negi Miso Ramen.'' The miso soup itself is delicious, but the white-haired green onion makes it even better! ! This is delicious! Even though it's spicy, it's just an accent, so it's easy for anyone to eat, and it was the most delicious miso I've had in Kyushu. I think the price is cheap at this time. Please note that if you make green onion miso ramen, you will run out of chashu (probably). The parking lot is large, so it's easy to get to.

4(2 months ago)

ささきたーたん

A ramen shop with a good old-fashioned atmosphere I arrived at the store just before 5pm, and there were no customers, so I was greeted by the pleasant owner. The menu focuses on miso ramen. The noodles were chewy and the chashu was very filling and delicious.

3(a year ago)

ベーシストT

Visited on a Sunday around 2pm. It was past lunch time and there were no customers. The interior of the restaurant has a homely atmosphere and an old-fashioned atmosphere. I ordered ``White Miso Char Siu'' topped with spicy green onions and wakame seaweed, and also ``Fried Rice.'' The noodles were made by Nishiyama Seimen, so they were familiar to me. The taste was light and had a gentle, nostalgic feel. It had a familiar taste, similar to what you would get at a ramen shop in the suburbs of Hokkaido or at a ski resort. The fried rice was well seasoned and quite delicious! Some people may think that the cost performance is a little low due to the lack of default ingredients, but it is a solid Sapporo ramen. It might be even better if it had menma in it. I heard that a new store is opening right next door, so I'd like to visit there again.

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