After drinking in Hakata, I wanted to eat some ramen as a way to finish off the night since I was already in Hakata. I thought maybe the Hakata Ramen Street in Hakata Station Daimyo might still be open around 22:50. Most of the shops were already preparing to close, but popular places like this one and Shinshin still had lines and were full. The energy in Hakata was incredible. Even at this late hour, there were so many people - locals finishing their drinks, tourists, it was busier than I expected even during the day. I waited about 10 minutes and finally got a seat. I bought a ticket from the machine and instead of getting the regular ramen, I was drawn to something I had never tried before and ended up buying the Hakata Black Ramen. It arrived in just a few minutes. It was a burnt garlic-scented pork bone broth! Is this really Hakata Ramen? It felt more like Kumamoto Ramen! This was definitely a mistake in my choice (￣^￣゜) It wasn't bad at all! I wanted to eat Hakata Ramen since I was in Hakata. The restaurant was very busy. Next time, I'll go for the regular one. Thank you for the meal.

I was debating whether to eat ramen at the underground mall, but the shops were already closed. So, I decided to head to the Hakata Ramen Street. It was past 10 PM, and some of the shops I wanted to visit were closed, so I ended up going to a place I hadn't been to in a year. I ordered a spicy condiment and enjoyed the ramen, which was delicious. However, I was craving a stronger tonkotsu ramen this time, so I felt a bit unsatisfied.

Ramen Futarobo at Hakata Deitos Store, Hakata Station, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, 1-1 Hakata Station Central Street, Deitos 2F Hakata Menkaido 2 JR "Hakata Station" 2 minutes walk First stop on my Hakata expedition, of course, had to be ramen! So, after arriving at Hakata Station, I headed straight to "Hakata Menkaido" located in the adjacent Deitos building. I visited "Futarobo" located at the far end. The soup was rich, with a strong pork bone flavor that was very noticeable, but it was also smooth, light, and very easy to drink. And most importantly, it had no unpleasant smell!! This was surprising! Highly recommended for those who want to eat tonkotsu ramen but are concerned about the smell. The noodles were straight and thin, and I ordered them firm (seems like this is the standard) so they were perfectly chewy. Just like the image of Hakata ramen haha. It's been a while since I had Hakata ramen, but the soup and noodles were incredibly delicious! I chose a great restaurant! Oh, by the way, even though I had plans for more food adventures after this, Hakata ramen is actually quite light, so it seems like extra noodles are standard! Thank you for the meal ✨

I visited with the desire to eat delicious ramen in Hakata. I was eagerly awaiting the arrival of the ramen, with the waiting time adding to the anticipation. When the ramen arrived, my excitement reached its peak. The beautiful soft-boiled egg and delicious char siu made a strong impression. The first sip of the soup was like nothing I had ever tasted before - rich and clear, flooding my mouth with flavor. As I slurped the noodles, the chewy texture and rich umami flavor did not disappoint. I couldn't help but wonder, is Hakata ramen really this delicious? I devoured the ramen with gusto, to the point where only a little soup was left. I was completely absorbed in the experience. I realized that this is a must-eat bowl of ramen when in Hakata. Thank you for the meal!

Despite not having the longest line at Daikoku, it has a high ranking. I decided to try it out and was pleasantly surprised. The staff efficiently handle the food ticket system. They don't offer large portions of ramen, but they do offer extra noodles as an option, which I found exciting. However, the service was a bit slow considering the number of customers. When the ramen arrived in a stylish black bowl, I was impressed. It tasted delicious with just the right amount of meatiness and the noodles were perfectly thin. I couldn't resist ordering an extra serving of noodles. I will definitely be coming back here. Thank you for the meal!

I entered this shop in the Hakata Ramen Street at Hakata Station. I ordered the classic tonkotsu ramen, a bite-sized gyoza, and a beer. The white, cloudy tonkotsu broth, firm noodles, and condiments like takana and pickled ginger on each table made the meal delicious.

I casually entered a ramen shop in the Ramen Street at Hakata Station (since there were few people waiting). It offers the reliable quality of Hakata tonkotsu ramen. I think it has its own unique ramen style different from other regions, and it feels very well-executed. The price seemed a bit high, but I suppose that's expected within Hakata Station. Thank you for the meal.

Ramen 720 yen. Ramen Ninenbo Hakata Deitos Store, Hakata-ku, Hakata Station Central Street 1-1, Deitos 2nd floor, Hakata Menkaido. Around 3:10 PM, I visited for the first time. I peeked at the popular shop Shin Shin at the end, but there was a long line, so I went to Ramen Ninenbo, which had some available seats (although still quite crowded). I had to eat quickly as I had a flight to catch, but I could clearly taste the difference from the Kurume Ramen Daikyu I had for lunch. Hakata ramen is mild even though it's also tonkotsu-based. I felt a sweetness in Ramen Ninenbo's ramen. The sweetness and umami were quite pronounced. What I noticed on this ramen journey in Kyushu is that the further south you go, the more ramen flavors tend to shift towards saltiness. Ramen Ninenbo's tonkotsu ramen has a modern feel to it. It was delicious. #Ramen #Chukasoba #HakataRamen #TonkotsuRamen #NoodleLife #Noodlestagram #Hakata #FukuokaPrefecture #FukuokaCity #Deitos

I went to lunch with my wife and mother-in-law. We arrived a bit later than usual so we were able to get a table quickly. It had been a while since I had ramen, so I decided to order the following: - Black half-boiled egg ramen 880 yen I love the classic Hakata ramen, but I also have a soft spot for ramen with black garlic oil. Ramen with garlic oil is often found in Kumamoto ramen. I wanted to get an extra serving of noodles, but I'm currently on a diet so I resisted the temptation and only had one bowl.

I had ramen for the first time in a long time! When I bought a meal ticket and handed it to the staff, they asked me, "How firm do you want the noodles?" If you're not sure, just go with "normal," I thought, so I ordered it that way. When I sat down, I saw a sign in front of me that said, "Recommended: firm noodles," but the man next to me had ordered them soft, so I guess it's just a matter of preference. The ramen turned out to be lighter than I expected, with thin noodles that reminded me of somen noodles. I thought the black topping was kelp, but I just looked it up and it seems to be finely chopped wood ear mushrooms. There were toppings like pickled mustard greens and red ginger on the side, so I added a little of each and it turned out really well. It wasn't heavy at all, and I felt like I could even have dessert afterwards without feeling too full. I originally planned to wait in line at another ramen shop on the same floor, but the line was too long and wasn't moving, so I moved to this place instead, and I'm glad I did because it was also really delicious!

On my way back from a business trip to Saga, I visited this restaurant right near Hakata Station. The soup was a bit heavy, and even though I asked for the noodles to be firm, they still felt a bit soft. It was located on the Hakata Ramen Street, but next time I think I'll try a different ramen.

I visited for a business trip in Fukuoka and stopped by for lunch. Unfortunately, the famous Hakata Issen was closed for the day, so I decided to try the number one Fukuoka ramen in the Fukuoka Ramen Grand Prix. I ordered the fried rice set, but I ended up feeling too full and worried about my afternoon work. The soft-boiled seasoned egg was delicious with its creamy texture, and the fried rice was both fluffy and moist. The ramen was exactly what you would expect from a tonkotsu ramen - delicious. I enjoyed my meal, thank you.

Today, I came to Hakata Station because I wanted to eat a lot of ramen. I just enjoyed a soy sauce ramen at "Chukasoba Gekko-ken", but I feel like I haven't really had ramen unless it's tonkotsu. So, I decided to try another place and as I was wandering around, I saw a sign proudly declaring "Ramen Nibanko Hakata Deitos Store", the winner of the Fukuoka Ramen Grand Prix. I immediately went in and ordered a tonkotsu ramen with a boiled egg from the ticket vending machine at the front! I recommend choosing the firmness of the noodles as "firm" (^^) After a while, the ramen arrived! Unlike the previous Gekko-ken, this one had thin straight noodles! The high-density tonkotsu soup clinging to these thin noodles is what makes tonkotsu ramen addictive for me! Just one sip and you can taste the richness (^^) I recommend this place to anyone looking to eat tonkotsu ramen in Hakata Station (^.^)

The Hakata tonkotsu ramen was very creamy. I went at 3 o'clock but had to wait in line before being seated. Hakata ramen shops are no joke! The ramen had the basics like wood ear mushrooms, green onions, chashu. It was delicious!

[Ramen] Ramen 720 yen Noodles 4 Soup 4.5 Ingredients 4 Balance 4.5 The soup was creamy with a hint of sweetness, making it a taste that you would want to eat over and over again. It was similar to the soup of "Gokuton Ramen" in Hiroshima Prefecture. [Condiments] Mustard greens, pickled ginger: Free [Ratings breakdown] Taste 4.5 Portion size 4 Value for money 4 Customer service 3.5 Atmosphere 4

Overall, I visited a restaurant called "Ninambou" that I hadn't been to before in order to conquer Deitos' Ramen Road. I was hesitant because it was tonkotsu ramen, but it turned out to be delicious. I thought I had conquered it, but it seems that "Zaiton" has closed and "Mohican Ramen" will be taking its place. As for the ramen, it was tonkotsu ramen, but it didn't have any unpleasant smell. I usually find foods like natto, tonkotsu ramen, and cucumber with strong odors to be unappealing, so I often feel it's not quite right, but this one was good. The fried rice that came with the set was delicious, with a classic fried rice taste. Thank you for the meal.

I went to the Ramen Street at Hakata Station with a friend to have ramen together. Since neither of us had been there before, we decided to try it out. The soup was creamy and on the richer side, but it had a unique texture and was delicious.

I came to Canal City Hakata, so I headed to Ramen Street. There are many ramen shops lined up. I wanted to try all the ramen, but I chose this one that I have never tried before. The soup here is very light. The fried rice is delicious!

"Nitamago Ramen for 870 yen. I had 30 minutes before my bullet train departure. I was craving tonkotsu ramen, so I went to the Menkaido in Hakata Station. I visited just before 9 pm, and the rice dishes were already sold out. Since I didn't have time for a rice dish anyway, I bought a ticket for the Nitamago Ramen. I ordered the noodles firm. You can help yourself to pickled ginger and spicy mustard greens from the condiment area in the store. The ramen was served quickly after I sat down. It was nice that Hakata ramen is served so quickly. Since I had been drinking, I didn't opt for extra noodles and finished the soup as well. Thank you for the meal."

During my third trip to Fukuoka, I stopped by Hakata Deitos store. It is located on Ramen Street, with many famous ramen shops lined up, making it easy to choose and feel at ease. As you walk down the street, you may catch a whiff of a porky smell (I'm sorry if my description is not clear), but it doesn't affect the taste of the soup at all. I found the ramen from Konakareya at this store to be easy to eat and delicious. I really love Ramen Street at Hakata Deitos. Thank you for the meal.