The local take
Each place comes with a short note on what makes it worth the trip, so you can pick the meal that fits your day.
RamenCasualGinza Kagari
Ginza Kagari is a ramen restaurant tucked away on a little backstreet in Ginza.
Tokyo, GinzaRecommended by Hiromi N.
RamenCasualHakata Furyu Akihabara
This is the flagship location of a ramen chain that serves simple, but delicious, bowls of noodles and broth.
Tokyo, AkihabaraRecommended by Kaori M.
RamenCasualIppudo - Ginza
Ippudo is a chain of world-famous ramen restaurants.
Tokyo, GinzaRecommended by Hiromi N.
RamenCasualMenko Ushio
Menko Ushio is a tiny ramen shop that can only seat 13 diners at a time but is worth the wait if you love this kind of soup.
Tokyo, UenoRecommended by Kaori M.
RamenCasualMenya Musashi Bukotsu (麺屋武蔵 武骨相傳)
This ramen chain has several locations throughout Tokyo.
Tokyo, UenoRecommended by Kaori M.
RamenCasualRamen Kamo to Negi
This is a popular ramen spot with diners during lunch and dinner, so check it out outside of peak hours.
Tokyo, UenoRecommended by Kaori M.
RamenCasualSeiya Harajuku Shop
Seiya is a local ramen chain that has several different soups that you can customize to your liking.
Tokyo, HarajukuRecommended by Kaori M.
RamenCasualTorisoba Kaguraya (トリソバカグラヤウエノオカチマチテン)
Torisoba Kaguraya is a restaurant in Ueno that serves a modern take on ramen.
Tokyo, UenoRecommended by Kaori M.
RamenCasualT's Tantan
If you're searching for a Tokyo ramen spot with vegan options, consider T's Tantan.
Tokyo, Chiyoda-kuRecommended by Kaori M.
RamenCasualYasube (つけ麺屋 やすべえ 赤坂店)
Yasube is a tsukemen ramen shop that has several locations in Tokyo.
Tokyo, AkasakaRecommended by Kaori M.
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