100円ラーメン
Emerging
Broad agreement · 3 sources
Nearest
Hachiōji Station · 6 min walk
Spend
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Booking
Walk-ins welcome
English
Japanese only
What to know
Serves 100 yen ramen, a price point rarely found in Tokyo. This creates a casual, neighborhood atmosphere where most guests opt for a quick meal. The focus remains on the shoyu ramen, offered at an accessible price. Reviews indicate a consistent experience for solo diners or those seeking a simple, budget-friendly meal. The counter service caters to walk-ins. Expect a straightforward bowl of shoyu ramen without additional frills. It is a no-frills option.
The space
A counter-focused room with a minimal setup, where the focus is entirely on the 100 yen ramen.
What to order
Best for
Solo diners or food enthusiasts seeking a quick, budget friendly meal with a unique price point.
Before you go
- Expect a very casual, no-frills experience focused on the incredibly affordable ramen.
- Ideal for a quick and budget-friendly meal.
Common questions
Does 100円ラーメン serve 100 yen ramen?
Yes, the restaurant specializes in its 100 yen shoyu ramen.
Can I walk in without a reservation?
The restaurant is walk-in friendly, so you do not need a reservation.
What kind of food does 100円ラーメン offer?
The restaurant focuses on shoyu ramen.
What is the price range?
The price point is budget, with its signature item at 100 yen.
What are the operating hours?
The restaurant is closed on Monday. Other operating hours are not specified.