This time, we will introduce the newly relocated Tonkotsu Ramen Tsukemen Main Store in Nakasu, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, along the main street! Tonkotsu Ramen Tsukemen Main Store Address: 2-6-9 Nakasu, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City Phone: 092-262-3505 Business hours: 6:00 pm - 2:00 am Closed on Sundays and public holidays Established in September 2018 on Nakasu Nishiki-koji Street, the Tonkotsu Ramen Tsukemen Main Store closed in May 2022 due to the rebuilding of the building. However, it reopened on September 5, 2022, along Nakasu O-dori Street, next to the Fukuya Nakasu Main Store. I visited the day after the reopening. Upon entering, there is a passage to the seating area at the back, with a counter for 10 seats, 2 tables for 2 people, and 3 tables for 4 people, totaling 26 seats. The atmosphere is spacious and comfortable. The menu offers a variety of appetizers, perfect for pairing with drinks. The prices are reasonable, and the drink menu is also impressive. I ordered the full range of appetizers, starting with the potato salad, which had a rich and tangy flavor with a crunchy texture. Next, the Galitomato, boiled motsu (offal), shumai, and Yodarebuta (spicy marinated pork) were all delicious and addictive. The drinks were reasonably priced, and the cold water dispenser was a nice touch. Finally, I ordered the Tonkotsu Ramen. The clear broth had a distinct pork flavor and a hint of saltiness, with a clean and refreshing taste. The thin noodles and tender pork slices complemented the soup perfectly. The option to add extra soup and noodles enhanced the dining experience. Overall, the Tonkotsu Ramen Tsukemen Main Store offers a unique and satisfying ramen experience, with delicious appetizers and a refreshing broth that keeps you coming back for more.

A ramen with a gap between its appearance and taste that makes your brain feel like it's glitching. However, the taste is clear and transparent, like only the good parts of tonkotsu ramen have been extracted. Of course, I also bought a boxed souvenir ramen at the airport on the way back!

Fukuoka has a unique and delicate pork bone ramen that was delicious. The side menu of garlic tomato was light and complemented the pork bone ramen well, allowing me to even drink the soup. I wish they were open until 5:00 in the morning! 🏃‍♂️

I have been here many times, and the food is really light and delicious! Even though I feel like I am indulging in a forbidden treat, the light taste and the addition of yuzu make me not feel guilty at all! Sometimes they don't have yuzu, but when they do, it's the best time to enjoy it (*^_^*)♩ It's delicious even if you eat it every day and every night!! I recommend dipping the shumai in plenty of mustard when you eat it (*^^*) Writing this review makes me want to eat it again...haha

I tried transparent tonkotsu ramen for the first time! Before that, I also ordered some side dishes: - Ami-zuke (pickled seafood) with green chili peppers: Pickled shrimp with green chili peppers, a great appetizer to enjoy with drinks. - Boiled motsu (offal): I was amazed by this dish! The boiled motsu was tender and had no unpleasant smell, mixed with ponzu sauce, green onions, and yuzu pepper. It was so delicious that I want to eat it again right away. - Pork soba: Despite the clear soup, it had a rich pork bone flavor. The chashu and soup were not greasy but tasty. Adding cabbage and green onions later on made it a refreshing flavor change.

Clear tonkotsu soup! The soup had a strong flavor that exceeded its appearance, and I finished it in no time! The toppings included 3 slices of pork chashu and extra green onions, making it a simple ramen. It was just right for a satisfying end to the meal. Thank you for the delicious meal!

Time Information Date and Time: Saturday, around 10:00 PM Reservation: Not needed Wait: None Number of People: 1 seat: Counter Frequency: First visit Stay: 20 minutes Payment: Cash Food Menu - Pork Ramen: ¥800 (tax included) - Shumai (2 pieces): ¥500 (tax included) Drink Menu - Lemon Sour: ¥600 (tax included) Good Points - Clear pork bone ramen that can be eaten late Bad Points - Not available for lunch Other Notes - There are also stores in Daimyo, Fukuoka Airport, and Ginza Impressions Temporary return to Japan - Fukuoka Edition Part 5. After having sushi dinner at "Ware Airen," I realized that I still had room in my stomach. It was too early to go back to the hotel and sleep. So, I decided to go for a final meal. I was in the mood for udon or onigiri, but due to lack of research or store holidays, I couldn't find one immediately. I switched to ramen. And there it was, I had been wanting to go to this place, "Buta Soba Tsukuya," for a while and it had become my homework. There are also stores in Tokyo, but I wanted to eat at the main store. So, I walked to the center of Nakasu. When I arrived at the restaurant, I saw the kitchen in the front and the seating area in the back, so I proceeded to the back. The restaurant was about 60% full. There were 10 counter seats, four four-person tables, and one two-person table. I sat at the counter and ordered the signature pork ramen. Then, I noticed the shumai on the left side of the menu. So, I also ordered shumai (2 pieces). I felt like having a drink, so I ordered a lemon sour. Looking at the menu, it's amazing that they offer not only extra noodles but also extra soup. Can you have an endless loop of noodles?! Well, I'm not a big eater, so it's impossible for me... There were about two staff members on the floor and four in the kitchen. I couldn't really hear the background music well... I waited while drinking the lemon sour. I wish it had a bit more carbonation... The shumai (2 pieces) arrived first. It was served in a steamer, which was nice. They were quite large. I dipped them in sauce and mustard. The meat was juicy with plenty of chunks. It was delicious! Next, the pork ramen arrived. Look at the clarity of the pork bone soup. It's not a creamy broth but a clear one, which is rare nowadays. There were three slices of pork belly chashu in the middle. The presentation is reminiscent of a certain extremely difficult-to-visit shop in Fukuoka. I've never been there, though... On a separate plate, green onions and pickled ginger were served. There's no pork bone smell, but there's umami. The soup is guilt-free. Huh?! The noodles are thin straight Hakata-style noodles, cooked slightly firm. It's good that they're not too firm. With this soup, I feel like trying them slightly softer... The chashu looks like it has a high ratio of fat at first glance, but the quantity is good, and you can eat it without feeling overwhelmed. The bill was settled at the register upon leaving. It was 1,900 yen in total, paid in cash. Thank you for the meal. It's great that you can eat at this time as if it were normal. But they're not open for lunch, huh. Well, now that I'm satisfied, I guess I'll go back to the hotel and sleep...

I visited the airport branch last year, but I didn't realize there were two more branches in the city. After finishing the first round at Watanabe Street, I strolled to Nakasu Kawabata to have a final ramen meal. It was my first visit, and just like when I had it at the airport, the ramen was amazing! The ramen came with a unique addition of pickled ginger, which was surprisingly good. My friend got full after ordering, so I ended up eating most of his portion, plus my own, and even had an extra serving of noodles, leaving me satisfied and full as we headed to Nakasu Kawabata. I'm curious about the limited menu item at the Ōnamae branch, the clear fish and pork bone broth soba. It's funny that even though my friend hardly ate, this restaurant ended up being his number one ramen spot. I have no complaints about it being ranked number one, but I can't help but joke about him not eating much! Thanks for the meal! I also found out that they opened a branch at GINZA SIX in April. The prices there are about 1.5 times higher... it's pricey, but considering the travel expenses, it's not too bad. I thought the prices at their other branches weren't that different, but maybe I was mistaken?

The ramen here was shocking. The soup was clear but tasted like tonkotsu. It was tonkotsu but with clear soup. Even though it was past midnight, the place was full of locals. That means this place is loved by the locals, so I decided to try it. It was really delicious, I even had two extra servings even though I had already been drinking. This kind of ramen is not available in my area, so I will definitely go back when I visit Fukuoka again!

I finally ate it. Clear tonkotsu ramen. I had it at Tsukuya in Hakata Station about 2 years ago, and I thought it was disappointing, but I forgot that it was shoyu ramen, not clear tonkotsu, so I had been avoiding it! I'm a bit of a scatterbrain, but I finally got the clear one.

"Clear Tonkotsu" ramen restaurant. Literally, a clear pork bone soup. There is no strong meat smell, it's a gentle soup. Perhaps because the soup is light, both the pork and noodles stand out. It may not have the intense richness of a thick tonkotsu ramen, but it's recommended for those who want something light. Definitely try sipping the soup at the restaurant. It's truly tonkotsu. The dumplings are also filled with juicy meat and flavor.

This is a pork ramen restaurant located a few minutes' walk from Kushida-jinja-mae Station. Hello (^o^)/ I'm on a spontaneous trip to Fukuoka. I stayed at a hotel near Kushida-jinja. The izakayas around the hotel were all crowded, so when in doubt, I turn to Tabelog. I feel like having ramen! So I came to this place. Some reviewers I follow have written good things about it, so thank you! It's not yet closing time, so I was able to be seated smoothly with only one other group of customers. It's nice that you can have a drink before the ramen here (^^)d. - Garitomato (600 yen) The combination of tomato, garlic, and shiso leaves is unexpectedly delicious! I may not be able to present it as beautifully, but I've been trying to replicate it at home (*^-゜)v Thanks! - Boiled motsu (700 yen) Yuzu pepper is the key here. Goes well with beer. - Buta Buta Soba (850 yen) Just as I finished the Garitomato and boiled motsu, the ramen was served at the perfect timing. As seen on Tabelog, it looks beautiful ( ☆∀☆) The curved shape of the bowl is elegant too. - Draft beer (600 yen) It was my favorite Asahi Super Dry (*´∀`)♪ Thank you for the meal (///ω///)♪ (Review rating ★3.21)

The potato salad has a strong flavor, making it a great accompaniment for alcohol. The boiled motsu is seasoned with salt and is tasty enough on its own, but adding yuzu pepper as a garnish enhances the flavor. The main dish is a clear tonkotsu ramen called "buta soba," with thin noodles and a light broth that is satisfying even when you're full. It seems perfect for after drinking. I also tried adding some yuzu pepper for a slight flavor change, and it worked well.

This is the renewed main store in Nakasu, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture ♬ ★ 3.14 ★ It seems that the awareness is still low? It's a moderate crowd here~ It's a favorite place for delicious clear tonkotsu ramen ♬ I visited on Friday around 9:00 PM, and there were about 10 agents who just finished their work ♬ The current rating is low, but once you taste it, you'll understand that it's the best ramen after drinking♪ I ordered Kirin beer and "Buta" and "Buta Buta" in a nice combination~ It was so delicious that even the agents who are not fond of tonkotsu ramen were jumping with joy at the gentle taste♪ Thank you for reading until the end. Ah~ it was delicious d(^_^o) Thank you for the meal ♬

Clear Tonkotsu Ramen with Pork Broth and Thin Noodles for 750 yen. As always, I ended my meal with Tsukemen. The tonkotsu ramen had a transparent soup with thin noodles in just the right amount. It used to come with sudachi, but this time it was missing, which was a bit disappointing.

Hello! This is Fukuchan (^ω^) I recently went to Buta Soba Tsukaya in Nakasu. The soup was clear and light, perfect for a heavy stomach from drinking too much. The dumplings were also delicious and big! I want to go again soon!

I tried the transparent tonkotsu ramen with some skepticism, but it turned out to be delicious. The soup was so good that I even ordered extra soup to drink. The noodles were thin and crispy, and I enjoyed them with some highballs. I ended up ordering a second round of highballs because they went so well with the soup and dumplings. Overall, I was impressed and would definitely come back to this place.

The clear soup tonkotsu ramen looks as it tastes, with no unique smell. The broth has a strong dashi and salt flavor that goes well with the noodles. There were small pieces of thin pork on top. It was quite an interesting tonkotsu ramen. Thank you for the meal.

Transparent soup First, try the soup. It is clear yet flavorful, not too heavy or too light, making it easy to eat even after drinking. Adding condiments to change the flavor is also enjoyable. The side dish, Galitoma, is a surprising combination but refreshing and delicious. It was amazing.

I visited after a long time and found out that they had moved, but it was a pleasant surprise! I had the transparent tonkotsu ramen, which was light but flavorful. It was easy to eat and delicious. It seems like they no longer serve it with kabosu, which I used to enjoy squeezing into the ramen. Thank you for the meal!

Just a 5-minute walk from Kushida-jinja-mae Station is "Buta Soba Tsukiya"! Located in the Nakasu area of Fukuoka, Kyushu, when you think of ramen in Fukuoka, you probably think of tonkotsu ramen! However, the soup at "Buta Soba Tsukiya" is clear and transparent, offering a new take on tonkotsu ramen! The soup is light and refreshing, making it a perfect way to finish off your meal. When I arrived at the restaurant after enjoying the soup, there was already a line forming! I was lucky to have arrived just in time before they ran out of soup! The clear soup is incredibly satisfying! One surprising aspect was that they offer "kaesoba" where you can get a refill of soup, in addition to the usual noodle refill found in most ramen shops in Fukuoka. It seems they also have a shop in Ginza SIX in Tokyo! Thank you for the delicious meal!