ラーメン太郎
| 右京区常盤草木町３−４, Kyoto |
5 oranları
8.40/10.00 |
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+81 75-872-1973 |
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ゆうふ (20.09.2017 07:17)
あっさりを注文しました。
だが、チャーシュー旨いが、ラーメン濃い。
チャーシューが食べたければ、ここで。
ラーメンが食べたければ、他へ。
あっさりを注文しました。
だが、チャーシュー旨いが、ラーメン濃い。
チャーシューが食べたければ、ここで。
ラーメンが食べたければ、他へ。
William goble (11.04.2017 12:25)
Great food great prices very nice people!
Great food great prices very nice people!
Tony Haakenson (30.04.2016 09:13)
Wifi
Great ramen,
Great, friendly service
Easy to understand menu
Many good options, including chicken wings
Wifi
Great ramen,
Great, friendly service
Easy to understand menu
Many good options, including chicken wings
Erin Noxon (25.05.2015 14:47)
This is a really great ramen restaurant, good prices. Free water or tea, and the ramen is outstanding. I recommend the corn butter ramen, but ask them what their recommendation is that day, they'll hook you up!
This is a really great ramen restaurant, good prices. Free water or tea, and the ramen is outstanding. I recommend the corn butter ramen, but ask them what their recommendation is that day, they'll hook you up!
Jonathan Burgess (10.10.2012 19:11)
I have eaten ramen in the United States, and have even made it myself, but after tasting the ramen at this ramen shop, I deny that what I have had in America can even be called ramen. The full flavoured soup, topped with green onions, some meat, and one or two other ingredients I didn't recognize, surrounded well cooked noodles for a bowl beyond compare. While, at the time, I lacked the Japanese word for delicious, I still think it doesn't suffice. I immediately belted out すごいです。(the meaning is similar to amazing)
To make things even better, I had some superb fried rice while I waited for my ramen to cool a bit.
I've never enjoyed a meal so much. This was truly spectacular.
There is no traditional Japanese seating to be found, but sitting at the bar allowed you to watch the cook as he prepared the food.
My excellent meal of fried rice and ramen sets me back about 900￥($11), but if there were such a thing as fine dining in ramen, this would be it.
I have eaten ramen in the United States, and have even made it myself, but after tasting the ramen at this ramen shop, I deny that what I have had in America can even be called ramen. The full flavoured soup, topped with green onions, some meat, and one or two other ingredients I didn't recognize, surrounded well cooked noodles for a bowl beyond compare. While, at the time, I lacked the Japanese word for delicious, I still think it doesn't suffice. I immediately belted out すごいです。(the meaning is similar to amazing)
To make things even better, I had some superb fried rice while I waited for my ramen to cool a bit.
I've never enjoyed a meal so much. This was truly spectacular.
There is no traditional Japanese seating to be found, but sitting at the bar allowed you to watch the cook as he prepared the food.
My excellent meal of fried rice and ramen sets me back about 900￥($11), but if there were such a thing as fine dining in ramen, this would be it.
