世界一暇なラーメン屋
The Most Deserted Ramen-Bar in the World
A minimalist ramen shop tucked into an Osaka office building, serving refined bowls with handmade noodles and limited seating.
Dining
Ramen, Minimalist, Hidden Spot
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Don’t let the name fool you—The Most Deserted Ramen Bar in the World often has a line out the door. Situated quietly inside the Fukuda Building in Edobori, this refined ramen shop is known for its subtle elegance and chef-focused approach. The interior is minimalist and modern, with white walls, counter seating, and a tranquil, gallery-like atmosphere. Each bowl features carefully balanced broth, handmade noodles, and a dedication to quality that enhances the ramen experience. With only a few seats and a cash-only policy, it remains a destination for those seeking solitude and precision in every sip.
Facilities & Services
Counter seating only
Handmade noodles
Small batch broth
Minimalist interior
No reservations
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