ラーメンの蜂屋

Asahikawa style ramen. I was looking forward to this. Pork bones stewed in soy sauce are used to make the rich soup. Asahikawa has magical water too, apparently, adding to the allure.

I stopped at the tourist information shop, and sure enough, they have a ramen guide to the town. Keizo from Go Ramen! had been there earlier and I should have printed out where he went. But I didn’t so I just asked the locals where the top shops were. The 3 I went to were 3 of the 4 that Keizo went to, life is funny that way.

First up was the top shop, Ramen no Hachiya. Lets see what I get.

I’d bill this as a must go spot in Asahikawa. The vibe is great, and the ramen amazing. It’s almost like a layer of creamy tonkotsu pork soup under a layer of fishy shoyu soup. Everything about this bowl is good. Watch the video over at Go Ramen! to see what I mean.

Shop info here

And now I’m at 50% win-loss

Ramen Adventures

Ramen Shop Reviews from Japan and Abroad

ラーメンの蜂屋 (Hachiya in Asahikawa)

青葉 (Aoba in Asahikawa)

めんどりラーメン (Mendori Horumon Ramen in Hokkaido)

TOKYO味噌らーめん A.O. (Tokyo Miso Ramen A.O. near Tokyo Station)

ラーメンの蜂屋 (Hachiya in Asahikawa)

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青葉 (Aoba in Asahikawa)

めんどりラーメン (Mendori Horumon Ramen in Hokkaido)

TOKYO味噌らーめん A.O. (Tokyo Miso Ramen A.O. near Tokyo Station)