HAKATA BUTASOBA TSUKIYA — Restaurant in Osaka

Enjoy Fukuoka's famous Tonkotsu (Pork Bone) Ramen with a clear soup at Tetsuya! Here’s how to enjoy it best: Start by sipping the clear broth to fully savor its rich flavor. Next, add the green onions to enhance the taste and aroma. Finally, squeeze the Kabosu (a citrus fruit) peel into the soup for an extra layer of fragrance, as the essential oils in the peel bring out the full aroma. Relax and enjoy your bowl of ramen, knowing you can drink it all up without worry! Try our signature Ramen with clear pork-bone broth and 3 slices of roast pork ，and don't forget to add some delicious Shumai Dumplings to your meal! The cozy atmosphere and polite staff add to the wonderful dining experience. Visit us for an authentic ramen experience with...

This is one hearty ramen from a a well-designed space 🩷

First of all, I loved the ambiance of the place. It's bright, clean, and aesthetic! Perfect for the IG!

I liked the simplicity of the soup. It's perfect even for the summer because it was quite refreshing. The taste is not strong, so it gives that soothing feeling especially during cold days.

I tried both pork broth and shoyu ramen, so I can tell that both are nice and soothing. There's only one piece of meat/chashu in the shoyu ramen, so I though it 2 or 3 pieces would be nice.

The dumpling/sioimai here tastes so close to that of Horrai, so it bring you that nostalgic familiarity.

If you were into ramen with thin soothing soup without the too much, you can give...

This ramen place was so yummy. I actually never heard about it until recently, so I was curious to see why this Ramen joint was so popular. My boyfriend and I tried two different types of Ramen that they offered. One that was a deeper more savory broth (Hakata Soy Sauce Ramen) along with their famous clear broth ramen (Clear Tonkotsu Ramen "Tonkouba )that is well known from coming from Kyushu. I was surprised that my boyfriend had traveled in Kyushu and had actually tried the famous Ramen there. Thus I knew it had to be good if they were trying to spread it to different prefectures. I 1000% recommend going here at least once in your life if you were...