New Chitose Ramen Street — Restaurant in Chitose

As soon as we landed at New Chitose Airport, we made our way to Ramen Street on the 3rd floor of the domestic terminal. It was the perfect place for a comforting and satisfying meal after a flight. This lively stretch of ramen shops brings together some of Hokkaido’s most well-known regional ramen styles—all in one spot.

We explored different options and ended up enjoying bowls of shrimp-miso ramen and classic miso butter corn. The flavors were deep, the broths rich and warming, and the noodles had just the right bite. Even though we were still in the airport, the quality was on par with specialty ramen shops you’d find in the city.

Each restaurant is counter-style and quick-serve, which is great for travelers. Despite a bit of a crowd during peak lunch hour, the queues moved pretty fast, and it was worth the short wait. The vibe was lively but efficient, and the smell of ramen broth in the air just made us hungrier.

If you’re arriving or departing from Hokkaido, Ramen Street is a must. It’s a convenient and authentic way to sample regional ramen without even leaving the airport. We left with full bellies and happy hearts—ready for the rest...

Unfortunately in a hurry for our flight but managed to squeeze in a quick butter and grilled corn ramen at No Life No Ramen in Ramen Street at New Chitose Airport (3rd floor away from departure gates).

Great concept, wish we had more time to explore the options but had to settle for a more classic Hokkaido option that had free seating.

Ramen was pricey for what it was and you can probably get better at their main outlets.

You can pay in advance if short on time and ramen took about 5mins to...

It's really nice to have such a Raman street in the airport, so that we can have nice food after we arrived. The portion is average, but the taste is very good. Not the best best Raman, but definitely up to the standard of Japanese Raman. Recommend to come if you plan to have lunch or dinner in...