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Ganso Nakasu Yatai Ramen Ichiryu
A spacious indoor Tonkotsu ramen shop, continuing Nakasu’s yatai tradition with creamy pork broth, ultra-thin noodles, and a laid-back, modern counter service.
Dining
Hakata-Style Tonkotsu Ramen, Fukuoka Tradition, Casual Counter
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Located inside the Kawabata Shopping Arcade, Ichiryu carries on Nakasu yatai's spirit without the street stall setup. Its polished counter and table seating serve about 34 guests, and the broth strikes a perfect balance—rich and creamy, yet surprisingly clean—thanks to careful bone-blending and long simmering. Open from morning until early morning hours (11:00–3:00), it attracts local families, business travelers, and late-night diners. Extras like fried gyoza, yakitori snacks, and a ¥10 "kaedama" (extra noodle) option add to its welcoming, unpretentious vibe.
Facilities & Services
Seating: counter (10) and tables (24), non-smoking
No reservations—walk-ins only
Open daily 11:00–3:00; peak service at lunch and around midnight
Wheelchair accessible at ground level
No parking; 3-minute walk from Nakasu-Kawabata Station exit 5
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