Yuzuki — Restaurant in Kanazawa

It looks like a typical ramen restaurant, with a couple of group tables in addition to seating around a central area. Upon entering, you order and pay at the push button machine, sit down then hand your ticket to the staff who will prepare your meal.

This ramen bar specialises in Yuzu Ramen, and I had the Yuzu Sio Ramen. The noodles were lightly chewy, and the broth was light yet complex and seemed less salty than a traditional ramen. The yuzu flavour was apparent but subtle and really worked with the light broth such that you could comfortably drink it. The char siu was soft, tender, the fat melted nicely in the mouth, and the char siu char flavour and seasoning gave delicious flavour. It makes for a great warmer weather or lighter meal.

I arrived at opening time and it was quiet. When I left just over half an hour later, it was just over half full. Staff are friendly, and the whole restaurant makes for a...

This place offers some tasty & innovative pork-based clear broth ramen! As the name suggests they are inspired by yuzu flavors, so they offer yuzu-shio or yuzu-shoyu. I recommend trying the yuzu-shoyu, the shoyu umami paired with the bright yuzu is a great combo. Shio-yuzu was delicious too, but not better.

The gyozas were crispy & juicy too, recommended as an add-on.

Ordering is by a ramen ticket machine, so tourists don’t need to worry about the availability of English menu.

Pricing is quite cheap, ¥850-1000 range depending on flavors for a bowl of ramen. Standard price for middle-of-the city...

This modern Ramen spot a few minutes away from Kanazawa station serves modern bowls! Super tasty, and value for money!

I ordered the Yuzu Shouyu Ramen priced at 950 yen (yes, under 1000) and walked away full and happy!

The soup broth had this grassy scent...a bit unusual yes, but the taste hits different! Imagine the orthodox Shouyu flavor with that refreshing Yuzu tang! The Chashu toppings were also perfectly flame-grilled, and added an extra layer of taste...