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Narutoya
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Japanese: Ramen
Narutoya Description
At Narutoya, it's more than just a ramen shop; it's a culinary journey guided by an owner with roots in Morishita's Menya Josui, ranked #3 among ramen shops according to Tablelog reviews.
Narutoya's menu offers a delightful array of flavors. A crowd favorite, the Narutoya tsukemen, presents a nuanced blend of flavors in its light soup – a touch of saltiness, a hint of sourness, and more. The tender pork slices complement the soup perfectly. For a more traditional choice, the Narutoya shio ramen, with its salt-based broth, pairs wonderfully with the chashu don, a meat-topped rice bowl.
If authenticity is your preference, Narutoya's offerings will satisfy your palate. The recommended thin salt noodles have a texture that keeps patrons coming back for more. The menma (bamboo shoots) and char siu (barbecued pork) also stand out for their exceptional taste.
However, Narutoya's true highlight might just be its broth. Its rich flavor captivates diners, often leaving them savoring every last drop and eager for return visits.
While Narutoya offers both salt and soy sauce bases, the salt-based options shine with their light, refreshing seasoning.
Beyond the exceptional food, the warmth of the shopkeeper completes the Narutoya experience. His friendly demeanor creates a sense of comfort and belonging, making each visit feel like a return to a familiar home.
Narutoya is more than a ramen shop; it's a sanctuary for those seeking outstanding flavors, genuine service, and the promise of an unforgettable dining experience with every visit.
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Access
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9 minutes walk from Nagoya Municipal Subway Higashiyama Line Shinsakaecho Station Exit 1
11 minutes walk from Nagoya Municipal Subway Higashiyama Line or Meijo Line Sakae Station Exit 12
11 minutes walk from Nagoya Municipal Subway Higashiyama Line or Meijo Line Sakae Station Exit 12
Operating Hours
Mon-Thurs: 11:30AM–2PM, 6PM–12AM (L.O. 11.45PM)
Fri-Sat: 11:30AM–2PM, 6PM–1AM (L.O. 12.45AM)
Sun: Closed
Payment Methods
Cash
Restaurant Features
Non-smoking
Reservations Not Accepted
Family-friendly
Casual
Narutoya Reviews
Narutoya Google Average Rating
4
5
Google
Translated from Japanese:
First visit
It is a popular shop
I've never eaten so much salt ramen.
I ate it and it was great.
The thin noodles have a good texture and I wanted to have a large serving!
Menma and char siu were also delicious.
And above all, the soup was so delicious that I almost drank it!!
I will definitely come back again! I will try other menu next time!
It is a popular shop
I've never eaten so much salt ramen.
I ate it and it was great.
The thin noodles have a good texture and I wanted to have a large serving!
Menma and char siu were also delicious.
And above all, the soup was so delicious that I almost drank it!!
I will definitely come back again! I will try other menu next time!
4
Google
Translated from Japanese:
I ordered a large portion of noodle naruto ramen.
The soup is rich, but it's light and you won't get tired of eating it. It makes a delicious soup. It's a pity that the soup is a little less because it's a delicious soup when you make a large serving of noodles.
Noodles are thin straight noodles that go well with the soup and go down smoothly.
The ingredients such as char siu and seasoned egg are also well-flavored and juicy.
The price of the ramen was cheap, and it was nice to be able to eat rice for free during lunchtime.
The shop was also properly done, so I would like to visit again if I have the opportunity.
4
Google
Good authentic ramen place with nice service. I recommend salt noodles.
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