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Yumewokatare Ramen Shop
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Yumewokatare Ramen Shop Description
Located in Kyoto, Yumewokatare Ramen Shop is a must-visit for ramen enthusiasts. This cozy restaurant offers a unique dining experience that sets it apart from other establishments. As you step inside, you'll be greeted by a vibrant and lively atmosphere, with walls adorned with colorful graffiti and messages from satisfied customers.
The star of the show at Yumewokatare Ramen Shop is, of course, their mouthwatering ramen. The menu features a variety of ramen options, each bursting with flavor and made with the finest ingredients. Whether you prefer a rich and creamy tonkotsu broth or a spicy miso base, there is something to satisfy every palate. Don't miss their signature dish, the 'Dream Ramen,' which is topped with a generous amount of tender chashu pork, bamboo shoots, and a perfectly cooked egg.
What truly sets Yumewokatare Ramen Shop apart is their interactive dining experience. Upon entering, you'll be greeted by the enthusiastic staff who will guide you through the ordering process. Once you've placed your order, get ready to unleash your inner food critic as you are encouraged to loudly express your satisfaction with each bite. This unique concept creates a lively and energetic atmosphere that is sure to make your dining experience unforgettable.
Whether you're a ramen aficionado or simply looking for a delicious and fun dining experience, Yumewokatare Ramen Shop is the place to be. So, embark on a culinary adventure and indulge in the flavors of Japan at this one-of-a-kind restaurant.
The star of the show at Yumewokatare Ramen Shop is, of course, their mouthwatering ramen. The menu features a variety of ramen options, each bursting with flavor and made with the finest ingredients. Whether you prefer a rich and creamy tonkotsu broth or a spicy miso base, there is something to satisfy every palate. Don't miss their signature dish, the 'Dream Ramen,' which is topped with a generous amount of tender chashu pork, bamboo shoots, and a perfectly cooked egg.
What truly sets Yumewokatare Ramen Shop apart is their interactive dining experience. Upon entering, you'll be greeted by the enthusiastic staff who will guide you through the ordering process. Once you've placed your order, get ready to unleash your inner food critic as you are encouraged to loudly express your satisfaction with each bite. This unique concept creates a lively and energetic atmosphere that is sure to make your dining experience unforgettable.
Whether you're a ramen aficionado or simply looking for a delicious and fun dining experience, Yumewokatare Ramen Shop is the place to be. So, embark on a culinary adventure and indulge in the flavors of Japan at this one-of-a-kind restaurant.
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Yumewokatare Ramen Shop Overview
Access
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5 minute walk from Ichiijo-ji Station.
Operating Hours
Sun: Closed
Mon: Closed
Tue: Closed
Wed: 5:00PM-10:45PM
Thur: 5:00PM-10:45PM
Fri: 5:00PM-10:45PM
Sat: 12:00PM-3:00PM, 5:00PM-10:45PM
Mon: Closed
Tue: Closed
Wed: 5:00PM-10:45PM
Thur: 5:00PM-10:45PM
Fri: 5:00PM-10:45PM
Sat: 12:00PM-3:00PM, 5:00PM-10:45PM
Payment Methods
Cash
Restaurant Features
Non-smoking
Yumewokatare Ramen Shop Reviews
Yumewokatare Ramen Shop Google Average Rating
3.8
5
Google
Order: ラーメン 並
Price: 900 yen
So worth it. Generous portion and delicious 😋🤤. Arguably the best ramen restaurant in the ramen street.
Precaution: This restaurant usually have long queues, so I would advise you to come just before the opening time or an hour before closing time to avoid long queues. [My experience: I arrived at 17:05, was seated at 17:30, and served at 17:]
Price: 900 yen
So worth it. Generous portion and delicious 😋🤤. Arguably the best ramen restaurant in the ramen street.
Precaution: This restaurant usually have long queues, so I would advise you to come just before the opening time or an hour before closing time to avoid long queues. [My experience: I arrived at 17:05, was seated at 17:30, and served at 17:]
5
Google
I wouldn’t be a real ramen lover if I didn’t stop by again and have another bowl at the famous Ichijoji area of Kyoto. Yume wo Katare has a simple, offering only two sizes of two ramen: soup or soupless. I selected the larger size at 900￥ ($8.25 USD) plus a flavored egg for 100￥ at the ticket machine. The only question asked is “Do you want garlic?”
The ramen is actually a Jiro-style ramen, but differs slightly, as their shoyu soup base is actually a bit stronger than others, with chunkier bits of pork fat in the soup. The sprouts are piled high, the noodles thick, chewy, and flat, and the chashu chunky and thick… certainly savory and extremely delicious. I also highly recommend the flavored egg, as it was really soft, perfectly cooked, and surprisingly delicious.
“Gourmet” this is not, but at this price, the value per yen is amazing.
The ramen is actually a Jiro-style ramen, but differs slightly, as their shoyu soup base is actually a bit stronger than others, with chunkier bits of pork fat in the soup. The sprouts are piled high, the noodles thick, chewy, and flat, and the chashu chunky and thick… certainly savory and extremely delicious. I also highly recommend the flavored egg, as it was really soft, perfectly cooked, and surprisingly delicious.
“Gourmet” this is not, but at this price, the value per yen is amazing.
5
Google
This has been my favorite ramen shop in all of Japan ever since visiting with my friends when we studied abroad over 10 years ago. At the time, I’d seen rumors online of a “small” portion option, but I have never once actually seen that at the shop. So, I just pay for the regular the char siu ramen at the machine, then ask the chef for half the usual amount. (If you do so, please note the price will not change. You will reduce food waste, though!)
The shop has about 11 seats in total, so if you go with a group of more than 2-3 it may be impossible to get seats together. There is often a small line outside, but most people (the majority of customers are almost always Japanese men) eat and leave rather quickly. This isn’t a restaurant for lingering and long conversation. Just focus on downing the delicious food in front of you! That said, I never fail to get “lapped” by a customer or two who arrived after me! :)
The water and oshibori (wet-wipes for your hands) are self-serve.
The shop has about 11 seats in total, so if you go with a group of more than 2-3 it may be impossible to get seats together. There is often a small line outside, but most people (the majority of customers are almost always Japanese men) eat and leave rather quickly. This isn’t a restaurant for lingering and long conversation. Just focus on downing the delicious food in front of you! That said, I never fail to get “lapped” by a customer or two who arrived after me! :)
The water and oshibori (wet-wipes for your hands) are self-serve.
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