Musashi

武蔵 (Musashi)

Ramen restaurant • 3-chōme-16-3 Narukawa, Nanae, Kameda District, Hokkaido 041-1112, Japan

3.9(359 reviews)

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Kid-friendly

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Ramen Paradise at Musashi

Nestled in the heart of the town of Nanae, in the picturesque region of Naganuma, the Musashi restaurant offers a unique culinary experience to ramen enthusiasts. Behind its unassuming facade lies a true treasure for the taste buds.

A tempting menu with multiple flavors

Musashi's menu is a true ode to diversity, offering a plethora of different ramen. From classics like miso ramen to more audacious creations like red bean paste ramen, each bowl is an invitation to explore new flavors. Spicy food lovers will be delighted by the spicy ramen, while the more indulgent can delight in the pork tripe ramen. One thing is for sure, no one will leave feeling hungry!

Carefully selected ingredients

What makes Musashi famous is the attention to the quality of the ingredients. The broths are lovingly prepared, simmering for hours to reveal the richness of flavors. The noodles are fresh and al dente, offering an incomparable texture. As for the garnish, it is generous and flavorful, from generous slices of grilled pork to crunchy green onions and perfect soft-boiled eggs.

A warm and friendly atmosphere

Despite its popularity, Musashi maintains a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. The attentive staff will welcome you with a warm smile. The simple yet elegant interior with its woodwork and small seating will immerse you in a bubble of tranquility, ideal for savoring your meal in complete peace.

Whether you are a die-hard enthusiast or just curious, Musashi will seduce your taste buds with its deliciously comforting ramen. A must-stop for all gourmands in the area!

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Reviews

5(7 years ago)

john joseph riparip

Service and food

4(5 months ago)

たまごん様

There are many menu items. I was quite confused. It was very crowded at noon on a holiday, but the restaurant served ramen very quickly and had a good turnover. The Taiwanese ramen tasted completely different from the one I had in Nagoya, more like spicy soy sauce, and the grilled green onion ramen was also delicious. There are table seats inside the store and a raised counter, and there is a parking lot in front of the store and the vacant lot next to it, so I was able to park with plenty of space.

4(3 months ago)

Hiromi Ishimori

I went to eat an original miso ramen made with sake lees from an alcoholic beverage called Nanae no Goho. I was surprised at how extensive the menu was. There are various types of ramen that look delicious, but here we have sake lees miso ramen. I like sake lees. It goes well with miso and is full of koji, which seems to be good for the body. It's thick and thick. The flavor was so mild and deep that I drank the juice all the way down. Both the noodles and chashu were delicious. I want to eat it again.

4(2 weeks ago)

Ij mmm

I recommend Baka Tonkotsu. The thick and rich tonkotsu soup is so delicious that it mixes well with the noodles. The Musashi miso is also char siu guinea, and the noodles are of the highest quality. The taste, aroma, and texture of these noodles are so delicious! That's what I'm saying. Because the noodles are thin, they easily get tangled in the soup, making them a perfect match. Overall, most of the soups are rich, but sometimes there are dishes that taste really good but are really salty, and even after drinking water from about half way through, my throat feels so salty that I can't finish the whole thing. (Maybe more soy sauce-based) If you like strong flavors, it might be okay. However, if you don't fall into that category, it's delicious, so you'll want to try it.

5(4 months ago)

翔空とったん

I've tried many different menu items, and they always come out delicious. We also change the type of noodles depending on the soup, and how many types of soup do you have available as a basic base? If I had to say, the downside is that the location of the store is difficult to get to.

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