Hakata Furyu Shinjuku East

It's been a long time since I've had such amazing ramen. It's definitely better than Ippudo and Ippudo. The signature pork bone ramen is 900 yen a bowl. The soup is thick and delicious, the soft-boiled egg is also delicious, and there are words on the seaweed, each piece is different. Spicy ramen is also recommended, but it's not as delicious as pork bone, and it tastes like instant noodles. After entering the store, first buy ramen and side dishes at the self-service machine, and then give the sign to the clerk. The clerk knows a little simple Chinese, so there is no problem communicating. If you don't have enough ramen, you can add it for free. The store provides ice water, and you can also ask them if you want ice water.

I recommend a ramen restaurant in Shinjuku called Hakata Furyu. Like many other ramen restaurants in Shinjuku, you order your noodles at a machine, insert a coin, and then give the server a receipt. Tips: There are two Chinese-speaking staff, making communication smooth and effortless. Plus, each person can get two free refills. Those two important points are mentioned above. Highlights: The noodles are filled with a whole onsen egg. I have to say, Japanese eggs are truly delicious! The soft-boiled yolk is incredible. You can choose between soft, regular, and firm noodles, and you can add sprouts, dried chili peppers, garlic, and scallions. You can also choose between soft, regular, and firm noodles. Recommendation: The meat is tender, springy, and delicious. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this ramen restaurant; it's an excellent value. Don't just stick to Ichiran Ramen next time. Shinjuku is captivating at night, with its vibrant neon signs creating a feeling of being transported to the future or lost in a dream. Shinjuku is one of Tokyo's 23 special wards and is the most famous and bustling commercial district in Tokyo and Japan. Address: Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan Average Cost: 650 yen/person