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Kobushi Ramen Kyoto

If you need a quick meal when exploring the Umekoji-koen Park area, this excellent ramen restaurant is a great choice.

After checking out the Kyoto Railway Museum in Umekoji-koen Park, this restaurant is the perfect place to refuel. There’s a wide variety of ramen on offer and the picture menu makes ordering a snap.

One of the restaurant’s most famous dishes is the “dry” tantanmen, which are spicy noodles served without soup (¥900). If that doesn’t sound good, there are plenty of more conventional types of ramen available.

For more Kyoto ramen choices, see our Best Ramen in Kyoto page.

English address:
1-16, Sujaku Shokaicho, Shimogyo-ku

Japanese address:
下京区朱雀正会町1-16

Opening hours:
11:30am — 2:30pm and 6:00pm — 10:00pm
Closed Wednesday

Price:
Budget

Non-smoking area: Yes

Nearest Transport:
20min walk from Kyoto Station
or
Bus No 205 or 208 from Kyoto Station to the Umekoji-koen-mae bus stop

Telephone: 351-3608

Customer Reviews:
Read customer reviews of Kobushi Ramen on Tabelog.

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Near To Here:
Kobushi Ramen is located in Kyoto Station area. See our complete list of things to do in Kyoto Station area, including places to eat, nightlife and places to stay.


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