Arashiyama Tenryu Ramen — Restaurant in Kyoto

For my next meal, I'd like to recommend a rich ramen in the Arashiyama district. The restaurant is called Arashiyama Tenryu Ramen (嵐山天龍ラーメン) and it's not too crowded.

I ordered the Chashu Ramen (1,400 yen) which comes with 5 slices of chashu pork, 2 boiled eggs, bean sprouts, and a rich pork bone broth. The first few bites were delicious, but it got a bit salty towards the end. I solved this by drinking some water and eating 3 pieces of inari sushi to balance out the flavors. The overall taste was good, and the best part is that the restaurant wasn't too crowded. There were plenty of empty tables and the service was fast, so I could quickly finish my meal and head off to explore...

This shop is really cool. The owners are cool and the vibe is nice also the food is nice. Although the store has very limited seating, you can go sit at the tempura shop across the shop.(same shop just different location) The menu is kinda big and I ate the Kimchi Ramen and it was great. But as a spice lover like me it the store doesn't have any ramen that is spicy, so I had to put a lot of pepper and chili flakes to make my ramen to my spice level. I'd recommend this shop to anyone who is looking for quick and tasty ramen while preparing to look...

I had a char-siu ramen. The broth isn't very interesting and quite salty, the eggs aren't marinated long enough and are cut in advance, which dries them out. The pork slices are fine and good, but nothing more. The other toppings are honest. In terms of taste/price ratio, the restaurant is in the low middle range, but this takes away one more star, as does the service, which constantly pushes you to hurry up and ask if you've finished eating. In short, a restaurant for tourists. If you're hungry and don't have much time to waste, go there. Otherwise...