What other travelers are saying about Asahikawa Ramen Village
I wanted to try the Asahikawa ramen and decided to try it here. There is a huger parking space, but I couldn't find a place to park my bicycle near the ramen village building. Lots of tourists were here during lunch time. I think it'll be easier if you can come little late after lunch.
There are vending machines around.
8 ramen restaurant, pictures and prices up outside each place. It would have been good to distinguish each joint so they had their own reviews. Lots of places do half bowl ramen however prices were not far off a full bowl. The place we went into, I wouldn't recommend. The vegetable ramen had mince through it. My Asahikawa soy ramen just wasn't that great. We didn't finish our food, the cheese gyoza was really awful (mixed mince and some strange cheese, I thought it was cheese only). It was also quite expensive for the quality.
Fun little ramen place but you can also get similar ones in town. A good trip if you went to the sake museum before (or after) as it’s in the same part of town. The ramen wasn’t particularly better or more unique to others you can find close to the station.
One tummy one meal. Only managed to try one Ramen shop there.
That shop is meant to be highest google review ratings based on restaurants in the village.
Abit of research indicated that Asahikawa is famous for their shoyu based broth.
Disappointingly, the ramen taste was abit underwhelming. A well known place with a name called Ramen village should have ramen with exceptionally standing out characteristics and quality. I found the ramen pretty standard.