Asahikawa Ramen Village — Restaurant in Asahikawa

Asahikawa Ramen Village can be reached about 3 stops away from Asahikawa Station. Thestation is pretty small and insignificant. Ask the train master where to stop or keep tracking google map.My friend and I missed the stop and had towait 1.5 hours in -10 degrees cold for the return train.

The Ramen Village is about 5 Mins. walk away and pretty easy to locate. Jus t look for the uniqlo signboard. When we reached about 5pm, some of the shops are already closed, so come earlier If you can.

We randomly picked Samurai Ramen; my friend had the spicy miso and I opted for the soy sauce ramen. The taste was above average; my friend finished the entire bowl.

We next went for Santouka Ramen. I have tasted Santouka Ramen in my home country but the ramen here at Asahikawa simply blew me away. The miso broth was well balanced not too salty and not too oily. would highly recommand everyone To try a small bowl if you are at Asahikawa Ramen Village.

There simply was not enough room for another bowl of ramen plus the last train leaves for Asahikawa...

8 ramen restaurant, pictures and prices up outside each place. It would have been good to distinguish each joint so they had their own reviews. Lots of places do half bowl ramen however prices were not far off a full bowl. The place we went into, I wouldn't recommend. The vegetable ramen had mince through it. My Asahikawa soy ramen just wasn't that great. We didn't finish our food, the cheese gyoza was really awful (mixed mince and some strange cheese, I thought it was cheese only). It was also quite expensive for...

The Asahikawa Ramen Village has few ramen shops, and is a good place for a stop. Our family was traveling from Sapporo to Biei, and we stopped at Asahikawa to take a break. We are lunch at the Ramen Village. The ramen was really good and not so expensive. But there are a lot of tourists, so you need to carefully plan before going there. There is also a shop nearby, with a lot of food such as ice cream, puff, jelly and much more. I really enjoyed Asahikawa...