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Welcome To Ramen MaruSen
Ramen MaruSen, nestled in Kanagawa, Japan, is a beloved ramen shop known for its vibrant atmosphere and delectable offerings. Specializing in shina soba and rich miso ramen, the restaurant captures the essence of traditional Japanese flavors. Reviewers rave about the delightful broth, tender pork, and the abundance of fresh vegetables. Though the store can get crowded, the quality of the food makes the wait worthwhile. With a cash-only policy and a simple menu, it embodies an authentic dining experience. Expect fantastic flavors and a hearty meal that reshapes your ramen expectations at this little gem.
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Ramen MaruSen
Welcome to Ramen MaruSen, a culinary gem nestled in the heart of Kawasaki, Japan. This beloved ramen shop, located at 3 Chome 6-66, has carved out a special place in the hearts of both locals and visitors alike. Renowned for its authentic flavors and cozy atmosphere, Ramen MaruSen offers a unique experience that keeps patrons returning, even amidst the bustling crowds.
The menu features two primary types of ramen: the simple yet exquisite shina soba and the hearty, flavor-rich miso ramen. Customers rave about the miso variation, with many noting it to be the highlight of their meal. The miso broth is perfectly balanced—not too heavy, allowing a delightful tasting experience without overwhelming the palate. Individual reviews mention the tender meat and generous vegetable portions, including corn and sprouts, adding a refreshing crunch alongside the rich noodles.
One standout element of Ramen MaruSen is its dedication to quality. The pork used in the ramen receives particular acclaim, with many declaring it to be the best they have ever had—lean, flavorful, and melt-in-your-mouth tender. The restaurant's attention to detail extends to its clean environment, despite its classic and cozy “hole-in-the-wall” vibe.
As you step into Ramen MaruSen, you’ll be welcomed by the warm ambiance and the enticing aroma of simmering broth. The experience can be heightened by the sight of culinary flames dancing in the kitchen as the chefs skillfully prepare gyoza and other delectable sides. While this cash-only establishment might require a bit of patience during peak hours, the wait is undeniably worth it. Customers often leave with full bellies and smiles, eager to return for more.
Whether you are a ramen connoisseur or a curious newcomer, Ramen MaruSen promises a delightful journey through traditional Japanese flavors. Don’t miss your chance to try this local favorite, where every bowl tells a story of dedication, flavor, and the joy of good food.
People talk
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“ Taste is awesome, you'll have to try the garlic paste and chilli paste on the table, they go super well with anything! ”
“ I made a mistake, ordered negi ramen. It comes with a lot of grated onion. The soup was tasty though. ”
“ Lighter-style broths, choose from salt, soy sauce or miso. Absolutely delicious. Japanese only, so just say "misoramen kudasai" if vocabulary happens to be lacking. ”
“ Usually crowded, miso ramen is good, maybe a bit too much bean sprout. Meat was very soft. It's an old store but they clean periodically ”
“ Yes a lighter broth which has the upside that you can drink it all. What I really like here is the pork. Probably the best pork I’ve ever had In ramen. Not fatty and delicious. I always ask for an extra portion! Corn and light green seaweed with sprouts make it a good amount of veggie in it too. A cheap, light, healthy and filling meal. ”
“ Not a fan of corn in my ramen BUT it was delicious. This little whole in the wall was amazing. Small and traditional, so you better make sure you can at least read the menu, but it's a great meal that will your other ramen experiences to shame. A cash only establishment that serves only beer and water, and the food is very flavorful. Next time I'll try the gyoza. Also if you like taking pictures, the cook uses balls of fire to cook so it's just something awesome to see. Give it a try. ”
“ We were looking for to tonkotsu ramen around there and we went to this place. Ramen based on miss. So surprised, it was delicious. I'm not big fan of miss ramen usually but it is worth it. Not too heavy missing taste and it came with veggies. We also had a gyoza which was nice. Only one thing, we wait a bit for the ramen. I will go back again. ”
“ Great ramen shop that offers basically two types of ramen: shina soba and miso. The shina soba is very simple with excellent noodles. My personal preference is the miso, which is richer in flavor, but much slower to serve than the shina soba. Crowd Size: High Serving Speed: Average Payment Method: Cash Only ”