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Ganso Nagahamaya
A no-frills ramen counter in Nagahama, Ganso Nagahamaya dishes out fast, affordable tonkotsu bowls rooted in Fukuoka tradition.
Dining
Ramen Shop, Local Favorite, No Reservations, Cash Only
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Ganso Nagahamaya is a Fukuoka institution that has defined the Nagahama-style tonkotsu ramen since its early postwar days. Known for its brisk service and stripped-down interior, the shop serves steaming bowls of cloudy pork bone broth layered with thin noodles, chopped pork, and sliced scallions—no frills, no distractions. Patrons write orders on paper slips, take outdoor or counter seats, and join the constant flow of regulars, workers, and travelers. The shop operates with a minimalist approach: cash only, no reservations, and a fast turnover that reflects its origins in feeding dockworkers and night-shift crowds. Its longevity and purity make it a culinary landmark in Fukuoka’s ramen scene.
Facilities & Services
No reservations
Cash only
Outdoor seating
Counter seating
Order-by-slip system
Fast service
Signature Nagahama-style tonkotsu ramen
Minimalist interior
Early opening hours (morning service available)
Local clientele atmosphere
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