Men-ya Yousuke

Ramen restaurant · Sano

Men-ya Yousuke

Ramen restaurant · Sano

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232 Tajimacho, Sano, Tochigi 327-0031, Japan

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Noodle soups and dumplings with customizable toppings and add-ons  

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232 Tajimacho, Sano, Tochigi 327-0031, Japan Get directions

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¥1,000–2,000

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232 Tajimacho, Sano, Tochigi 327-0031, Japan Get directions

+81 283 85 9221
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@menya_yousuke
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@yousuke_honten

¥1,000–2,000

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Oct 26, 2025

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This Is the Best Place to Eat Ramen in Japan

"I consider Menya Yosuke one of Sano's top ramen spots; Sano, about 80 minutes from Tokyo, is known for light, soy sauce–based ramen made with fresh spring water, and the town's roughly 60 ramen shops—many of which still use the traditional bamboo pole method (aodakeuchi)—produce chewy noodles." - Kim Kay Kim Kay Kim Kay is a freelance writer with a focus on Japan travel and culinary culture. Her writing has appeared in Travel + Leisure, Tokyo Weekender, ByFood, and other travel and lifestyle platforms.  Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Shuji Kawanabe

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I visited this ramen shop for dinner. It is very famous so many people are waiting. Soup is very kindly taste. Noodle is soft and chewy. You can arrange it with many toppings.

Taleah

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Heard this was the most famous ramen in the area. We waited one hour to get in. If it's your first time going, make sure you enter the first door to use the ticket machine and reserve a place in line. The shop is big and busy, the staff were running non-stop to keep up with all the customers and orders. Because of that, we got overlooked and no one tried to take our order for over 10 minutes. We felt bad waving them down because they were dashing all over the place but finally were able to catch someone's attention. I found the shop a little dirty, which is unusual for Japan. Our table was slightly sticky and overall the whole place smelled like boiled bamboo (which I always feel smells like wet dog...) The floor by the water refill was slippery with oil from the soup. The food was good but, honestly, not that different from other popular ramen shops in Sano. I do recommend adding an egg to whatever you order though, their eggs were delicious and are what made the meal pop. Everything was fresh and good. I wouldn't be willing to wait more than an hour for it though.

星野浩

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Mouthwatering Sano Ramen. There are some variatlons. I bet you can enjoy.

Christine Jessica

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Have extra big portion. Order gyoza to eat with ramen.

Ambuj Pandey

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Very nice Ramen. Different from the one I am used to eating. Must go place!

Kusco Llama

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Is ok, reasonable. The soup is too salty for me. The shop is very messy and a bit dirty. We had to wait 30 minutes...🍜

Thiago Romariz

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Big gyoza and tasty ramen.

Avinash Mishra

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It's ok