Ichirun ramen is the most famous and popular for Japanese who love hot and rich soup when winter period. They also have gimmik of order that feel you back in the past when you was young by prepare the question paper and pen to correct your choise.
Ramen noodles place. If you come with a big group it may take a while for them to arrange seating together. Not that different if you had been to other branches of Icarian except the bowls—very unique.
One simple word. Nice.
One of the most famous ramen restaurant in Fukuoka and the only limited shop which use triangle bowl to server ramen. They only provide single seat for customers, you will need to sit separately if you come in group. Noodles itself is the best among other ramen restaurant, but soup is only fair.
Correct tonkotsu ramen. Nothing exceptional. The best thing is the design of the special bowl exclusive to this shop.
Good ramenThe original shop is still the best!
Not bad. An unique Japanese noodle restaurant.
Love their ramen, worth the waiting time!
Great ramen and interesting concept to have closed off dining areas to encourage focus on the flavour.
there is always line in front of the shop, staffs are friendly, noodle soup is yummy, a bit pricy though. you have to buy ticket for noodle soup first then staff will give you a check list to specify your noodle and your soup then you can add up pork or boiled egg or rice.
Great ramen, and an easy place to eat. Booth eating is a little different but a fun experience!
Small place but authentic. The broth is great and the noodle cook just right!
I got cheated out of my pork and mushrooms. Ramen was good though.
Very tasty!!! For foreigners, seating is not the greatest. Designed for short people. Try it anyway if don't mind the cramped seating.
I went to a few different Ichran in Tokyo. The one in Tenji, Fukuoka here has nothing too special except the container they use. They use a heavy metal box rather than a porcelain bowl. The soup was also a little too salty. I definitely expected more from it.