Ramen museum tokyo

Two famous ramen museums near Tokyo are popular with tourists and locals. The Shin Yokohama Ramen Museum lets you try traditional Japanese ramen from all over the country. The Yokohama Cup Noodles Museum lets you make your own cup noodles and learn about the history of instant ramen. Out of two ramen museums in Yokohama, which should you visit: The Shin Yokohama Ramen Museum, or the Yokohama Cup Noodles Museum?

For the love of those curly noodles.

Osaka, Japan’s Momofuku Ando Instant Ramen Museum (the “Cup Noodles Museum”) is a magical place dedicated to all things ramen. It’s a place that allows you to jump into the production process of instant noodles, and learn about the history of the Cup Noodles as well as its creator, Momofuku Ando. In this post, we’ll […]

This post reviews Shin-Yokohama Raumen Museum, which is located outside of Tokyo, Japan. In our review, we’ll offer photos of Shin-Yokohama Raumen Museum, our thoughts on the ramen, and whether it’s worth your time and money to go here while visiting Tokyo. On our last visit to Japan, we went to two ramen museums, including this one in […]

All our stories on the best ramen and noodles in Tokyo, Japan, written by locals. We tell you where to eat in Tokyo, from neighborhood udon joints to the slurpiest ramen spots.

Andrew Levins / DJ Levins on Instagram: "Today I went to the Snoopy Museum then to Yokohama for the Cup Noodle Museum plus amazing ramen at Yoshimuraya, Evangelion cake from a vending machine and shopping at Surugaya then back to Tokyo for cherry blossoms in Nakameguro and yakitori at Kushiwakamaru! #snoopymuseum #peanutscafe #cupnoodlemuseum #yokohama #surugaya #hangyodon"

The Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum (新横浜ラーメン博物館) near Tokyo offers various types of ramen from all the different regions of Japan. A great chance to try them all!

This post reviews Shin-Yokohama Raumen Museum, which is located outside of Tokyo, Japan. In our review, we’ll offer photos of Shin-Yokohama Raumen Museum, our thoughts on the ramen, and whether it’s worth your time and money to go here while visiting Tokyo. On our last visit to Japan, we went to two ramen museums, including this one in […]

Detail travel guide to Momofuku Ando Instant Ramen Museum (Osaka), which you can learn about the history of instant noodle invention, see the amazing huge number of instant noodle selections from Nissin and also get your hands involved making your own customized Cup Noodle!

Food Inbox 🍜 Sydney Food & Travel on Instagram: "Cup Noodles Museum in Tokyo! 🍜 Been wanting to visit this place for such a long time but it is a bit out the way if you’re staying in central Tokyo 😅 but finally made it out to Yokohama so had to visit!! The museum is dedicated to all things instant noodles! With lots of info about the history of cup noodles and lots of cool noodle installations 🙌🏼 There’s also a restaurant floor serving different kinds of instant noodles from around…

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Ramen square at the Shin-Yokohama Raumen Museum. So cute! http://www.raumen.co.jp/english/

It was 1958, and we were hungry. Luckily, we were near Narutabashi Station, where there are at least a dozen ramen shops to choose from. We sat down to big bowls of steaming noodles, and talked about the news of the day... Khrushchev seems a reasonable new leader for the Soviets, doesn't he? Then my cellphone rang and I remembered: this isn't 1958. And there is no train station called Narutabashi. The year was 2014 and we were inside Shinyokohama's Ramen Museum.

I mean, of course Japan has a Ramen Museum. #japan #japanramenmuseum #japanmuseum #ramen #traveljapan #travelasia #destinationjapan

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The museum has re-created Rairaiken’s original Tokyo shopfront along with its signature ramen – and will start serving in autumn

Elona Karafin on Instagram: "Rating what my Japanese boyfriend & I ate in Tokyo 🇯🇵😋🍽️🍜 (save this post 👇🏼) - Fūunji - Tsukemen noodles are less popular (worldwide) but a must try in Japan. The noodles are served cold and you dip them into a warm, flavorful soup. For about $8 a bowl, I can’t think of many things that are better. Fabulous flavor profile, and very filling. - Ginza Kagari - This ramen spot is in the Michelin Guide. The chicken soup with truffle was delicious and not…