Regional ramen shops in Toyama, Toyama
7 shops (7 famous shops)
Toyama (7)
Famousまるたかや 駅前店 Marutakaya Ekimae Mise
Famousガッツリ！えびすこ Gattsuri Ebisuko
Famousダルマヤラーメン 富山北代店 Darumayaramen Toyama Kitadai Mise
Famousチャーシューラーメン専門店 大喜 根塚店 Chashuramen Senmonten Daiki Netsuka Mise
Famousラーメン一心 富山駅前本店 Ramen Isshin Toyamaeki Maemoto Mise
Famous富山ブラックラーメン 中嶋 Toyama Burakkuramen Nakajima
Famous西町大喜 西町本店 Nishimachi Daiki Nishimachi Honten
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FAQ
Q. How many ramen shops are there in Toyama, Toyama?
Ramen Map Japan lists 7 shops in Toyama, Toyama, such as まるたかや 駅前店, ガッツリ！えびすこ, ダルマヤラーメン 富山北代店, チャーシューラーメン専門店 大喜 根塚店, ラーメン一心 富山駅前本店.
Q. What is the regional ramen of Toyama, Toyama?
Toyama Black: A jet-black dark soy sauce soup with coarsely ground black pepper, said to have started as a side for rice.