Ramen Tsuji — Restaurant in Osaka

Ramen Tsuji was by far the most special ramen we had on our journey through the country of Japan. The restaurant has only around 8 seats, therefore waiting lines especially during lunch hours are normal. However, waiting time is relatively short, because people eat quite fast. Inside the restaurant each person has something like a little booth, and all spots are separated with little wooden walls. Perfect for an individual lunch, not ideal however for anyone seeking for interaction during the food. The ramen came with a kind of milky/foamy soup, which tasted phenomenal. Also the „special soy sauce“ was absolutely delicious. Portions were huge, and we had the feeling that almost every bite was tasting slightly different, given the rich variety of flavors. Also special: the place was entirely run by women. Overall, an absolute recommendation if you search for great ramen. If you search for a slow and relaxing food experience, without pressure to finish your bowl and give you seat to the next person, it’s not...

Beautiful creamy broth, not too salty and the pork was cooked to perfection and just melts in your mouth. The half-boiled egg is worth buying as well . Definitely unique, and delicious. Every aspect is well thought out and complex in its own way.

Spent 6 months living and working in Japan. Every new city I went to I would always finish off the day with a bowl of ramen. This is the best ramen I have had. Definitely on my #1 on my list of things to do next time I'm in Osaka.

The store itself is relaxing, minimalist, and has kind staff. Good place alone or with...

great ramen but the food is the highlight. there is usually a line and the steering inside is literally segregated from the person next to you (divider between people) so if u came with a friend u aren’t really eating or talking to them. it’s also a bit uncomfortable to know and even see people outside the door waiting for you to finish. the food tasted wonderful but you feel rushed and almost like you’re imposing on someone else simply by eating. service is quick but that’s also the drawback. when you’re done and you want to digest a bit, you can’t, keep the...