Kyushu Jangara Ramen Akihabara - Tokyo

I arrived at 2 pm and there were about 10 people waiting in line. The staff provided me with a menu for easy ordering, available in English, Chinese, Korean, and Thai. Since I was dining alone, I was able to skip ahead of 8 people in line to have my own private seating area, which I really enjoyed. The private station came with its own amenities and facilities. The pickled ginger and green vegetables were delicious and added great flavor to the ramen. I ordered the vegan ramen and it was incredibly flavorful with perfect texture. The vegan char siu was made from gluten with a slight char to simulate meat. The service was excellent and the broth was light with a hint of garlic oil. I highly recommend this place and I may return for dinner another day.

I have visited this restaurant a few times. The exterior may seem overwhelming due to the numerous signs. The staff is efficient and they offer an English menu. You can enjoy a simple bowl of food starting at ¥780. They provide complimentary house pickles. This restaurant is not ideal for big groups due to limited seating. They have social distancing partitions in place and require masks to be worn.

This restaurant is the perfect spot for a delicious and comforting bowl of ramen! Despite its small size and limited seating, the service was quick and friendly. I had to wait a bit even though I went during a less busy time. The English menu was a nice touch for tourists. The selection of soup broths is limited, but they are rich and creamy, catering to different preferences.

Very cute exterior shop. A famous Chinese celebrity Luhan says this is his favorite ramen shop in Japan. So I had to give it a try. I went on a Friday evening so I had to wait about 15 minutes before we could get in. It was fine weather. Once we got in we had already looked at the menu while waiting in line so we knew what we wanted. From my personal opinion the ramen was pretty fine? It was definitely tasty but nothing quite special, I feel an ordinary ramen shop. They have vegan ramen which is good for people who don’t like pork based soups, but I’ll say it’s good but nothing special or life changing. Might comeback if i’m hungry and walking around in akihabara but probably not.

We went here in April 2019. There was a line but it was worth the wait. This is not the kind of place where you take a lot of time eating your meal. They don't rush you and the staff was very helpful and friendly, but it's a very small place so eat at a reasonable pace to be considerate of those in line. I accidentally paid with a larger bill than I meant to and the server was quick to point it out, otherwise I would have paid way to much. They had adorable ramen phone charms for sale so I had to buy one!