Ippudo Ramen was recommended in the Lonely Planet travel guide, so I decided to try it out when I was visiting Ebisu some time in May last year.
Following the map in the travel guide, I could find the shop finally!
Following the map in the travel guide, I could find the shop finally!
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The menu placed at the display window is in Japanese, so it is a bit difficult for foreigners who don't know the language.
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Inside the shop, there is a long counter along the cooking station. Patrons can always see how their noodles are cooked there.
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I chose to sit at a table with stools on both sides as it was more comfortable.
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The bowl of ramen I ordered was in rich pork broth that has a very meaty taste. For those who has not tasted ramen before, you may not like the thick broth.
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Tossing some beansprouts and pickled cabbage and grating some fresh garlic into the ramen, the rich pork broth actually tasted much nicer.
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If you are in Ebisu next time, you can give it a try. The ramen is nice.
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