I think there is a summer vacation version of the popular ramen shop in Kurume, but the operation from ordering to receiving the food is well done, so you don't have to wait too long. The ramen, which is freshly made, is a bit lacking compared to what I remember from the main store, but the fried rice was delicious. The ramen and fried rice paired well together. I think the quality of the food court is high.

On this day, I had dinner with my children at LaLaport. My younger child was in the mood for tonkotsu ramen, so we went to this restaurant. They ordered the kids ramen set, which came with kids ramen, a drink, jelly, and a toy. The toy was princess playing cards. The drink options included Pepsi cola, Natchan orange, Natchan apple, melon soda, and more. It seems like the portion was a bit small for my elementary school-aged child, as they wanted to eat two sets of this. The ramen and drink were not enough for them. However, they said the ramen was delicious. It was nice that they provided extra leeks separately, considering that some children do not like them. The atmosphere seemed interesting even to Chinese tourists. Tonkotsu ramen is popular among foreign visitors as well.

This time, I visited Kurume Ramen Seiyoken Lalaport Fukuoka store located at 6-23-1 Naka, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City. I had lunch there, and while I have been to the main store before, I was happy to be able to eat at Lalaport (*^^*). I ordered and paid in advance using PayPay. I had Kurume Ramen for 800 yen and added 380 yen for a fried rice set. The noodles were thin and straight. The soup was rich but not too heavy, and the toppings of chashu, green onions, bamboo shoots, and seaweed were delicious. The fried rice was fluffy and tasty. It was a satisfying meal with a good portion size. Thank you for the meal.

Family outing to the LaLaport. Located on the 3rd floor of the food court at LaLaport Fukuoka, it can be enjoyed by families, individuals, friends, and various groups. It's great for lunch, breaks, and dinner, catering to different occasions. When you want to eat tonkotsu ramen at LaLaport Fukuoka, this is the place to go. Being in a food court, you can eat without any reservations, which is nice. They offer both individual items and sets, allowing you to adjust the portion based on your mood. The Highball Ramen Set for 1,620 yen includes spicy mustard greens with the ramen being rich and satisfying. The thin noodles go well with the soup, making it easy and delicious to eat. The fried rice has a perfect fluffy texture and delicious seasoning. The gyoza, with 5 pieces, was simple yet tasty. It was about the size of 2 regular gyoza.

- Just the right thickness of tonkotsu broth, not too greasy or too light, likely to be loved by a wide range of people - The fried rice is of a high level. It's not just regular fried rice, it has a unique flavor. Ordering the set is a must - A restaurant that makes you want to visit the main store, not just the one in Lalaport

Last time at Kurume, I was disappointed with Kurume ramen, so this time it's revenge. The soup is great, Kurume ramen is the best. However, the noodles are thin. Looking at the flyer, it says that thin noodles are used for Lalaport in Hakata style. I would be happy if they could offer a choice of original noodles as well.

Born in Kurume, the birthplace of ramen, this ramen shop offers a delicious soup with various flavors and depth, although it may be slightly saltier compared to the main shop. The crispy pork back fat topping adds a nice crunch, and the noodles, which blend well with the soup, are also delicious. Overall, I enjoyed the high quality of each component of the ramen. Thank you for the feast!

On holidays, all the restaurants at the RaRa Port Fukuoka were packed. It has been over half a year since opening, and things have settled down a bit with each restaurant showing some differences, but it is still quite crowded. It had been a while since I visited RaRa Port, so I decided to eat at "Kyurumei Ramen Seiyoken," where I have eaten a few times before. I am quite used to the strong flavor of Kyurumei Ramen, so I tend to choose Kyurumei Ramen even when I visit Seiyoken. The basic menu at the food court is the "Kyurumei Tonkotsu Ramen" priced at 800 yen. The difference between this and the "Street Stall Style Ramen" served at the restaurant is that the crispy fried pork fat is not included in the basic menu and is offered as an additional topping. The toppings such as seaweed, green onions, and chashu are the same, but the presence of the crispy topping changes the taste. Feeling a bit unsatisfied, I added the crispy topping, but it was served on a separate plate and seemed to be overly oily. Adding it to the ramen made it feel even more fatty. The fried rice, which is a specialty of Seiyoken, was consistently delicious. However, I personally prefer the street stall style ramen served at the restaurant. Thank you for the meal.

Visited Lalaport with my child. Among the various genres available, my ramen-loving child chose a place. They ordered the Kurume Tonkotsu Ramen for 800 yen, Set 3 for 600 yen (Kurume fried rice, fried dumplings), and a drink for 100 yen. Since my child couldn't finish it alone, we decided to share. The ramen had an old-fashioned stick noodle feel with a light pork bone soup that was delicious. The fried rice had a good amount and a nice crispy texture. The bite-sized dumplings were tasty. My ramen-loving child seemed satisfied. The service from the staff was also good.

Today was my first time at Lala Port Fukuoka. The interior was beautiful with an impressive Gundam display, truly a pride of Fukuoka. I enjoyed the Shijimi Chinese Soba Amber, but my favorite is still tonkotsu ramen! I couldn't resist, so I searched for another ramen shop and found Kurume Ramen Seiyo-ken. I ordered the Ajitama Ramen and it arrived quickly since there were few customers. The unique and flavorful tonkotsu broth was irresistible! I highly recommend it to those who want to try tonkotsu ramen at Lala Port Fukuoka.

I think I have eaten at this restaurant before, but I tried it during the early lunch hours at Lalaport. It was delicious as expected. The fried rice was also good. The soup had a nice flavor, not too light. For a ramen shop in a commercial facility, it's top-notch.

Fukuoka City, Hakata Ward, located in the "Lalaport" shopping mall, is "Seiyo-ken". It is a representative ramen shop in Kurume City. I ordered the Kurume Tonkotsu Ramen (780 yen). This must be the "Lalaport price". It's definitely not this price in Kurume City. Hmm? At first glance, there is a slight sense of incongruity. It feels like a light Hakata-style ramen. After tasting it, I thought, "Ah, I see." There is no unpleasant smell, but there is a good flavor, and I think it's a delicious ramen, but I don't feel the rich and mellow flavor of the "call-back soup". The unemulsified oil (fat?) is floating on the surface. The incredibly hot noodles, which I consider to be a feature of this shop, are the same as at the main store. How do they manage to make them so hot? I think it's amazing. However, as a ramen, it's just okay in terms of taste. I didn't feel like getting an extra serving (150 yen). The main store, which I rated 4.4 on Tabelog, has it changed to this taste now? I want to go there soon and check it out.

I went on a trip to Fukuoka. I had some business at the LaLaport, so I had lunch here. I went to a shop that serves Kurume ramen. I ordered the Chashu Ramen for 1000 yen. I could choose the firmness of the noodles and the richness of the flavor. I was happy to see plenty of chashu on top. I felt satisfied eating a local specialty! It was delicious ♫

Honestly, the ramen was as expected, but the gyoza was disappointing. However, the fried rice is incredibly delicious!!! If I were to rate just the fried rice, I would give it around a 3.8. Why is the fried rice at ramen shops so tasty?

In the food court, there was a strange smell coming from here. It smelled like Kurume ramen. I found a familiar place called Seiyo-ken. It had been a while, so I decided to have lunch here. After trying it again after a long time, it was still delicious. It brought back memories. Thank you for the meal!

After finishing work, I was invited by my colleagues to play futsal, even though I have never played it before. We ended up going to "Lalaport Fukuoka" and decided to have some delicious ramen at "Seiyo Ken." I ordered the Ajitama Ramen and half a portion of fried rice. The ramen had a rich sesame flavor and the soup was so good that I wanted to keep drinking it forever. The fried rice was perfect, with lots of egg and great seasoning. I was extremely satisfied and will definitely come back again. Thank you for the wonderful meal. I will visit again.

I didn't even know that there was a Lalaport in Fukuoka. I may not have visited Fukuoka before. On this day, I came with a Gundam fan to buy limited or rare plastic models that are only available here. For lunch, we came here. I had drunk too much the day before, so I was feeling a bit hungover, and on days like this, these thin noodles really hit the spot. I also like Kurume ramen. The noodles are cooked slightly firm, and the texture is just right. The soup is not too strong, making it easy to eat. The tender chashu has a gentle flavor that makes you feel happy. And the fried rice is nostalgic and delicious. It seems that Seiyo-ken has even ranked first in a fried rice ranking, so the taste is definitely reliable. You should definitely order ramen and fried rice together! The food court is spacious and the seats are comfortable. I enjoyed a delicious ramen in a relaxing and comfortable space.

Ramen shop on the 3rd floor of the food court at Lala Port Fukuoka. It's the weekend, but there was only a wait for about 2 groups. The other stores had a wait of about 5-6 groups, so it wasn't too crowded. I ordered the Kurume Tonkotsu Ramen for 780 yen. It's from Seiyo Ken, which has main stores in different locations. The noodles are apparently original to the Lala Port store, with a good chewy texture. The soup was a bit light in flavor. Overall, it's one of the better options in the food court.

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At Lala Port Fukuoka, there are famous stores like Kaneko Hanzosuke and Taimeiken, which always have long lines. Among them, this restaurant can be enjoyed without waiting too long. I ordered a set with gyoza. The tonkotsu soup was not too salty, which was good. The gyoza was a bit small. Overall, it was a decent restaurant in terms of taste. Thank you for the meal!