Hakata tonkotsu ramen · ¥ · Hakata / Tenjin, Fukuoka
Casual
Solo
A well-known Fukuoka tonkotsu chain that grew from Tenjin yatai (street stalls), serving rich pork-bone broth with ultra-thin noodles and tender chashu, with convenient branches inside the Hakata Station complex. It is not suitable for any restricted diet — the broth and toppings are pork throughout — and the official site is Japanese-only, so do not assume an English menu.
Can I eat here?
We haven’t confirmed specific diets here yet — use the phrasebook to show staff what you can and can’t eat.
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