豆乳ラーメン専門店豆禅

Hard to find, unique ramen shops are a standard on this site. Sure, I could have gone to the top five Kyoto-kei shops and done a rather boring comparison, but I’m glad I didn’t

Mamezen was tough to find without a smart phone or paper map, but after cycling around a few blocks near Shimogamo Shrine, I found it nestled down a small path in a residential part of town.

Mamezen’s menu is simple; soy milk ramen or a soy milk ramen set.

Soy milk. I’ve seen it in some limited edition bowls before, but never a shop that does nothing but.

Fantastic. Yonegawa-san, the owner here, is in a family of tofu chefs. While his parent’s shop is strictly traditional, he wanted to do something a little different. Something that the locals could get behind. The soup he created, a katsuo broth, reduced with soy milk, is just the thing. It screams Kyoto, without the formal setting of a pricey yudofu restaurant.

A definite must-go for anyone looking for something a little different.

京都府京都市左京区下鴨東高木町13-4
Kyōto-fu, Kyōto-shi, Sakyō-ku, Shimogamo Higashitakagichō 13-4
Closest station: Chayama

Open 11:30-15:00, 19:30-23:00
Closed Wednesdays, Thursdays, and randomly on other days

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中華そば 高安 (Takayasu in Kyoto)

和醸良麺 すがり (Sugari in Kyoto)

中洲屋台 長浜ラーメン 初代 健太 (Kenta in Koenji, Tokyo)

中華そば高安 (Takayasu in Kyoto)

和醸良麺すがり (Sugari in Kyoto)

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