Ramen Tottsuan

Ramen restaurant · Hakuba ·

Ramen Tottsuan

Ramen restaurant · Hakuba ·

Cash-only ramen shop serving miso, shio, and spicy broths

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Japan, 〒399-9301 Nagano, Kitaazumi District, 北安曇郡白馬村北城１３８６－１ Japan Get directions

¥1,000–2,000

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"One of the most popular ramen shops in Hakuba Valley, it can draw a winter line but the wait is worth it for everything from clear, salt-based shio to thick, flavor-packed miso, plus small bites like karaage and gyoza." - Mae Hamilton Mae Hamilton Mae Hamilton is a digital editor covering hotels and lifestyle news at Travel + Leisure. Her work has previously appeared in Afar, The Points Guy, and Variety. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Ramen Tottsuan

Alright Food R.

Google

I was looking for a place to eat dinner, and as soon as I saw this place speculated in miso ramen, I was all in. Unfortunately the spicy miso ramen was sold out by dinner time, so I opted for the regular miso ramen. It was delicious and definitely a good choice. I got the half fried rice to go with it, which was also tasty (albeit a bit salty). The gyoza were decent too. It’s a small shop with an interesting decor. Fast and friendly service.

Alex S.

Google

Good bowl of Shio Ramen in Hakuba. Easily accessible by car with around 6-7 parking spots available right in front of the restaurant. Be prepared to wait and if it is too cold you can wait in the car if you are driving and the waitress will let you know once the table is ready. Apart from the ramen we also had the pork rice, gyoza and karaage chicken. All of which was delicious. Make sure to order the local Hakuba beer. Definitely completes the meal. Enjoy.

Kenneth E.

Google

Ordered the Shio Ramen and it was amazing! Not that salty and the broth wasn't very thick, just nice. The noodle's hardness was also just right. Gyoza and Karaage was good too! Worth every penny. The vibe of the space was great with only approximately 5 bar seats and 12 pax worth of table seats. You might have to wait during the peak periods.

Tay Wen W.

Google

Spicy sesame miso ramen is recommended. I like the gyoza as well as it is really juicy and home made. Cash only, and get there early.

Lee Xin L.

Google

A fairly popular ramen shop in Hakuba, it gets a queue during the peak winter season. The ramen was pretty good, lovely and taste pork slices and hearty soup is perfect for winter. The chicken karaage was good too.

Bowarnrat T.

Google

Amazing tasty ramen. Dense soup. Good smell of fried rice. I preferred this rather than ichiran.

Jeremiah Y

Google

An amazing small ramen shop that is extremely popular with the hakuba locals. We came after AM ski session and waited about 10mins. They do Soy, Shio, Miso and Spicy styled broths. All are delicious but the spicy ramen i had with the fried garlic slices was among the best bowls of ramen I have ever had.

Maria L.

Google

Small cozy restaurant. Very yummy ramen! I had the spicy sesame ramen. It’s just a hint of spiciness. Soup is really Unami pork broth!! 👍🏼Cash only!!

Brooke S.

Yelp

They have a vegetarian ramen option, it is not on the menu so just ask. Ramen is very good! It's a really small place, so either arrive right when they open or expect to wait in a line. Definitely worth it!

Josh K.

Yelp

Best ramen in Hakuba. Don't argue. Just go! Start simple: shoyu ramen. If you are super hungry get char-siu ramen (double serving of pork). This guy cooks his broth all night, each night. No one else in town comes close.

Juliana T.

Yelp

it's ok. nothing to write home about. service is nice and quick. spoke english well.

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Ramen Tottsuan

Alright Food R.

Google

Alex S.

Google

Kenneth E.

Google

Tay Wen W.

Google

Spicy sesame miso ramen is recommended. I like the gyoza as well as it is really juicy and home made. Cash only, and get there early.

Lee Xin L.

Google

Bowarnrat T.

Google

Amazing tasty ramen. Dense soup. Good smell of fried rice. I preferred this rather than ichiran.

Jeremiah Y

Google

Maria L.

Google

Small cozy restaurant. Very yummy ramen! I had the spicy sesame ramen. It’s just a hint of spiciness. Soup is really Unami pork broth!! 👍🏼Cash only!!

Brooke S.

Yelp

Josh K.

Yelp

Juliana T.

Yelp

it's ok. nothing to write home about. service is nice and quick. spoke english well.

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