Friendly Advice if you are in Japan: Don’t go back to your country if you did not tried this ramen yet.
Friendly Advice if you are in Japan: Don’t go back to your country if you did not tried this ramen yet.
by Apprehensive_Car7826
19 Comments
gocanucksgo2
Come on man. That’s the McDonald’s of ramen 🤭😂
Oznero
One of the most mediocre ramen restaurants in Japan
MissyxAlli
All ramen look good to me 😆
ashes-of-asakusa
Friendly advice, don’t eat this mediocre ramen when you actually can get good stuff.
hoejizz
Literal shit
HollyRedMW
Don’t believe the hype about Ichiran. Also, don’t tell me what to do.
WayneFookinRooney
Friendly advice: if you talk make sure it’s about something you know nothing about.
Is12345aweakpassword
Hey Siri, what’s the opposite of “cooking” in modern parlance?
UsoppKing100
There’s nothing wrong with eating Ichiran, and maybe it’s worth it once.
But the best ramen in Japan is always from a local place. And usually a mom-and-pop type.
dxing2
It’s still pretty good even though it’s a chain. Wouldn’t go out of my way to eat it but for a first timer in Japan, it’s worth the try if you come across one. People just shitting on it bc Reddit loves to shit on anything that’s a chain restaurant and think they’re above it or some shit
Ajalltheway1293
Fun fact, we have Ichiran in America.
jovialguy
Definitely do go to this spot. At 3am, after getting obliterated at a karaoke bar and you need to sober.
Go there, scarf this down in under 2 mins and go to bed.
Good as gold the next day.
Thunder_Nutt
I’d highly recommend Noseya Ramen right outside of Okubo station. Ate there all the time when still lives in Tokyo. Or Do Miso Hacchibori near Tokyo Station. Both are way better than Ichiran for cheaper.
Stunning_Pen_8332
No don’t believe that. As far as ramen chains go Ichiran is just so-so. There are many other great places that are not chains to choose. Even if we limit ourselves to chains I’d opt for Ippudo or Tenka Ippin instead.
erich1510
Ichiran? My guy, I have like sixteen of these in New York City along with Ippudo. Like this is some basic first time in Japan stuff. Ichiran is a B+ at best in grand scheme of things.
hyperion_light
Oh no… It’s not bad, but not worth the hype or the lines.
roehnin
Why is this place so popular with people overseas? It’s a so-so chain whose only advantage is giving some privacy from the slurper next to you.
thefalsehoohah
So many comment saying how shit it is but hardly a single comment with a better recommendation?
19 Comments
Come on man. That’s the McDonald’s of ramen 🤭😂
One of the most mediocre ramen restaurants in Japan
All ramen look good to me 😆
Friendly advice, don’t eat this mediocre ramen when you actually can get good stuff.
Literal shit
Don’t believe the hype about Ichiran. Also, don’t tell me what to do.
Friendly advice: if you talk make sure it’s about something you know nothing about.
Hey Siri, what’s the opposite of “cooking” in modern parlance?
There’s nothing wrong with eating Ichiran, and maybe it’s worth it once.
But the best ramen in Japan is always from a local place. And usually a mom-and-pop type.
It’s still pretty good even though it’s a chain. Wouldn’t go out of my way to eat it but for a first timer in Japan, it’s worth the try if you come across one. People just shitting on it bc Reddit loves to shit on anything that’s a chain restaurant and think they’re above it or some shit
Fun fact, we have Ichiran in America.
Definitely do go to this spot. At 3am, after getting obliterated at a karaoke bar and you need to sober.
Go there, scarf this down in under 2 mins and go to bed.
Good as gold the next day.
I’d highly recommend Noseya Ramen right outside of Okubo station. Ate there all the time when still lives in Tokyo.
Or Do Miso Hacchibori near Tokyo Station. Both are way better than Ichiran for cheaper.
No don’t believe that. As far as ramen chains go Ichiran is just so-so. There are many other great places that are not chains to choose. Even if we limit ourselves to chains I’d opt for Ippudo or Tenka Ippin instead.
Ichiran? My guy, I have like sixteen of these in New York City along with Ippudo. Like this is some basic first time in Japan stuff. Ichiran is a B+ at best in grand scheme of things.
Oh no… It’s not bad, but not worth the hype or the lines.
Why is this place so popular with people overseas? It’s a so-so chain whose only advantage is giving some privacy from the slurper next to you.
So many comment saying how shit it is but hardly a single comment with a better recommendation?
There are better places to eat ramen