Tokyo Ramen Street

Great place to grab some Ramen. At lunch time there is a rush, so if you're not sure how to use the machine you may feel a little pressure because a lot of People stop here for lunch. It's not a big place, pretty small so it feels up fast. We got there right before the rush. It did take a little while to figure out the machine where you order. The staff did come out and help us though. Overall the Ramen was really good, see why it gets busy. Good broth, noodles cooked just right. Would definitely eat here again.

I have tried two restaurants in Ramen Street, out of the 10 restaurants there. It's a must for ramen lovers. Depending on your preference, each restaurant is classified into strong broth to light broth, and thick ramen noodles to thin ramen noodles. So, it has something for every ramen lovers

Feels like you are lost in somewhere, with the aroma of meat-broth in the air. Choose what your tummy wants. Any ramen shops there would not disappoint!!

I had an amazing ramen experience here. The ramen was chewy, the curry was thick and flavourful. The pork just melted in my mouth when I ate it.

We had some issue with the ordering machine but the staff was fast to help us. We ordered 2 kinds of ramen , both are yummy and the place is foreigner friendly with english menu ~

Every time we are in Tokyo, we come here to eat 🍜 not that they are top of the world super but its convenient. Besides, they are actually 👍🏻 the noodle texture, the hot broth, the chasu nothing beats a 🍜 any day. There are many restaurants to choose from but mind you, during peak periods, do expect a long queue at every shop. But the queue wont take too long as most will immediately leave when finished with their meal i/o lingering on. Pay through the machine and wait in line for you to enter. The machines are now very modern and usually 🇬🇧 is available unlike many many years back where its more difficult then. Its more like looking at the picture and plonking the button and hope something nice come 🤪 Do come here to try if you are around Tokyo Station.

Tokyo Station just in general offers a great variety of good food to choose from and Ramen Street is one of them! The lines are long but move quick. Just choose and pay at the “ticket / vending machine” before getting in line.

I love to eat ramen and there is plenty of ramen restaurant options here. Sadly, despite the plethora of restaurants, there's a dearth of vegetarian options. By the time I found one, Oragasoba Yaesu. I was pretty hangry and ordered the Tofu Ramen. The tofu was nice and sweet, while the soba had a fresh soba texture.