麺屋天孫降臨

Work took me to Kobe for a night. I’ve been here many times before, and the ramen was always a let-down. Stick with the Kobe beef!

And a stroll down to Chinatown for some shaved frozen fruit.

But like any city in Japan, Kobe has new shops every year. Tensonkorin, near the main Sannomiya Station, was ranked as a winner according to the local press.

And with a name like that, I’ve got to go! 天孫降臨 refers to a Japanese myth about the sun goddess descending to earth.

The shoyu ramen with an free range egg was the number one menu item. Easy decision.

Soild. A rich tonkotsu broth. Some shaved katsuoboshi fish flakes added a unique umami kick that took this one from good to great. Certainly something I would be getting on occasion if I lived in town.

The egg was perfect. Good eggs are everywhere these days, but the slight flavoring on this one made it stand out.

兵庫県神戸市中央区三宮町2-11-1
Hyogo-ken, Kobe-shi, Chuo-ku, Sannomiyacho 2-11-1
Closest station: Sannomiya

Open 11:00-21:30
Sundays 11:00-17:00

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天孫降臨 (Tensonkorin in Kobe)

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粉麺小屋 (Komenkoya in Nakano, Tokyo)

天孫降臨 (Tensonkorin in Kobe)

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ラーメンＸかき氷 (Ramen and Shaved Ice)

田村屋 (Tamuraya in Sano, Tochigi)

粉麺小屋 (Komenkoya in Nakano, Tokyo)