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At Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum, the ramen earns singular praise for its deeply savory broth and springy noodles. The overall vibe is one of reverent, slurp-filled satisfaction.
“I ordered the soy sauce ramen from one of the most famous shops here. The broth is very liquid and delicate, tastes like Japanese broth. The noodles are very thin, and there are lots of small pieces of meat inside. Honestly, it's not a special flavor — I've had better ramen. The meat doesn't impress me either. But after eating a while, it becomes more addictive, like you want to keep going. The broth gains flavor as you eat. It's a good ramen, but not worth an hour of queue. I'd give it a 7.5 out of 10.”
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1 creator has covered Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum. Most active: Giovanni Fois
The Ramen Museum is a cool indoor theme park dedicated to ramen history, but the ramen I tried was just okay — not worth the long queue.
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Ramen
I ordered the soy sauce ramen from one of the most famous shops here. The broth is very liquid and delicate, tastes like Japanese broth. The noodles are very thin, and there are lots of small pieces of meat inside. Honestly, it's not a special flavor — I've had better ramen. The meat doesn't impress me either. But after eating a while, it becomes more addictive, like you want to keep going. The broth gains flavor as you eat. It's a good ramen, but not worth an hour of queue. I'd give it a 7.5 out of 10.
