Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum

Bianca Collins a week ago

I'm a tourist and I was not there to order Ramen. I thought there would be more to the "museum" but there wasn't. It was more like a mix of different Ramen Restaurants... I wanted to see a museum. It was a waste of my time. It was cute... kinda. I've shown you everything you need to see in the pictures.

Michael De Filippis a month ago

Loved this place. Custom Ramen ¥500. I should have bought twice as much from the gift shop but I ran out of room in my luggage. The "mini" ramen is not so mini so come hungry if you want to try different types. The staff had these cool Ramen hoodies but they weren't for sale. Boo. Weekdays are recommended either before 11 or after 3. I suggest eating first then walk the museum, then eat again, then walk, then eat, then walk, etc until you have to roll out.

Danny Juarez a month ago

The museum is pretty nice, but the main attractions are the restaurants in the bottom. There are excellent and variated ramen options from different parts of Japan, even lots of locals come to eat here. Just be patient because some restaurants have wait lines from 5 to 60 mins wait

gymkhana JOSH 2 months ago

Such an amazing walk through ramen history! Everything here is awesome for a noodle-lover. Each little ramen shop downstairs offers limited-time shwag and small bowls to try. Definitely bring your appetite and try as many bowls as possible!

Jeff Ho 4 months ago

This is a fun food court. We came about 1/2 an hour before they opened and there were about 15 people ahead of us. There are two lines. The line on the left are season pass holders. The line on the right is for people buying tickets to enter. We tried two restaurants before the place got really packed. The first restaurant we went to was OK. It is the one on the top level. The 2nd place was much better. Some restaurants don't have the smaller size ramens. So don't get too full on one restaurant. Be sure to do walk around the mid-level area to get a scope of the beautiful decorations.