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Ramen Sugimoto
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Japanese: Ramen
Ramen Sugimoto Description
Ranked at #2 in Yokohama, this restaurant is a haven for ramen enthusiasts. It distinguishes itself with its exceptional noodle quality, offering a delightful balance of texture and flavor through meticulous boiling. Surprisingly, the soup base, despite being fish-based, manages to impress even those who typically shy away from fish broth. It strikes a harmonious chord with its rich flavor, without overwhelming the palate with excessive fishiness.
The choice here is the soy sauce special ramen, a culinary delight characterized by a refreshing yet deeply flavorful broth that holds attention from start to finish. The noodles, with their chewy, water-rich consistency, complement the soup exquisitely. The char siu, available in two delightful variations, shoulder roast and pork belly, showcases an uncommon level of perfection. The former offers a firm texture with a subtle sweetness, while the latter provides a sumptuous, rich sweetness, creating an unforgettable char siu experience.
Even the wontons, with their exquisite crunchy skin and delectable meat, leave a lasting impression. Boiled eggs and menma (bamboo shoots) also grace the meal, each contributing its own layer of deliciousness.
This ramen destination is a must-visit for aficionados as it delivers top-tier ramen with firm noodles and an alluringly balanced soup base. Regardless of your usual stance on fish broth, this place is bound to win you over. Whether you opt for the soy sauce special ramen or explore their other offerings, the restaurant consistently exceeds expectations. With impeccable service and generous servings, it sets a high bar for ramen establishments in Yokohama.
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Access
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12 minutes walk from Aobadai Station on the Tokyu Denentoshi Line
Operating Hours
Mon-Tues: Closed
Wed-Sun: 11:30-15:00, 18:00-21:00
Payment Methods
Cash
Restaurant Features
Non-smoking
Family-friendly
Ramen Sugimoto Reviews
Ramen Sugimoto Google Average Rating
4
3
Google
Translated from Japanese:
Is delicious.
Even normal ramen has a lot of ingredients on it, and I think it's a satisfying dish.
However, a bowl of ramen costs 1,300 yen...
No matter how much attention is paid to ingredients and prices are high these days, I think that ramen is up to 1000 yen, and barely 1100 yen including tax, so the number of stars has decreased.
3
Google
There is always a line, so this time I had a ramen from Mr. Bisugimoto who had to wait in line for about 20 minutes. The soup contained various seafood dashi, and it was a very delicious ramen with homemade noodles in a light soy sauce-based soup.
3
Google
I went because it was popular Chinese soba. Surprised to see the price. It seems a bit expensive... The taste is normal, the noodles are delicious. I personally expected too much. Depending on the time of day, you may have to wait outside in the heat.
5
Google
Translated from Japanese:
To Mr. Sugimoto for the first time in a while. First time since moving. Special soy sauce with egg on rice. After all, it's delicious, isn't it? The noodles, soup, char siu, wontons, and menma are all delicious. The egg-covered rice was especially good. I'm confident that I can be satisfied with raw ramen and egg-covered rice. If you come to Aobadai Lahen, you should definitely try this restaurant. Thank you for the meal!
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