AFURI

What better way to kick off a ramen adventure than with a 7000 yen bottle of Trappist Westvleteren brew. Whoah! Thanks T!

AFURI was filled with about 80% females. Unique, considering that ramen shops are usually 99.999% dudes. This might be in part to the recent publication of a Girl’s Ramen Club book and even more recent Girl’s Ramen Club Magazine.

A sleek interior and nice music… but how is the ramen?

It’s great! The yuzu shoyu ramen has a rich chicken taste that might be a little normal but is given my stamp of approval with the addition of freshly grated yuzu citrus. I think they put juice in it as well since the sweet lemony flavor is really strong.

One problem though, it’s a little on the small size. This is cafe ramen, something you could slip into any time for a light snack without having to worry about the after-effects of consuming a massive amount of pork.

By the way, the name comes from a mountain in neighboring Kanagawa prefecture. Mt. Oyama, also known as Mt. Afuri, has a revered holy spring. Ask any ramen chef if water matters, and you’ll get a resounding affirmative response.

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Ramen Adventures

Ramen Shop Reviews from Japan and Abroad

AFURI (Afuri in Ebisu)

大穀 (Daikoku in Ebisu)

けいすけ東京ラーメンストリー (Keisuke at Tokyo Ramen Street)

豚野郎 (Butayaro in Nakano)

AFURI (Afuri in Ebisu)

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大穀 (Daikoku in Ebisu)

けいすけ東京ラーメンストリー (Keisuke at Tokyo Ramen Street)

豚野郎 (Butayaro in Nakano)