Store Information
Hours
Mon-Sat: Open 24 hours
Sun: 10:00-22:00
Closed: None
Access: About 2 minutes walk from Ryogoku Station on the JR Sobu Line
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Visit and Queue Information
Date of visit: April 2026 (Holiday)
Visiting time: Around 17:00
Queue: none
Crowd status: I get the impression that the store is about 30% full.
Seat: counter seat
“Kunichan Ramen Ryogoku” I visited.
The topic of “Chan-kei'This is a ramen shop.
The situation at the time of my last visit was ``here』
Visited around 17:00 on a holiday.
The store seemed to be about 30% full, so I was able to get in easily.
This is a great restaurant that is close to Ryogoku Station, where you can enjoy quick and delicious chan-kei food.
Ordering and Payment
Payment method: cash, transportation IC card
Menu
The menu focuses on Chuka Soba (Chinese-Style Noodles) and Mori Chinese food.
As is typical of Chan-kei, Meshi (Rice) is free.
If you need Meshi (Rice), submit the tag at the bottom right of the ticket machine along with your ticket.
If you forget it, just ask the store staff and they will give it to you.
However, I think it would be easier to remember to take it with you when purchasing a meal ticket.
Chinese noodles + rice
This time, “Chuka Soba (Chinese-Style Noodles) (850 yen)” was selected.
Of course 'Meshi” I will also receive it.
So let's have it.
Soup
Let's start with the soup.
You can feel the flavor of pork, but the flavor is weak.
However, I can feel the high salt concentration.
It feels a little more like salt ramen than soy sauce ramen.
There are different types of Chan-kei depending on the restaurant, such as those with a strong kaeshi flavor and those that bring out the flavor of the pork, but I think this one is relatively mild.
There are some restaurants where the pork is weak and just salty, but Kuni-chan's is not that bad.
Personally, it's the one I like.
Noodles
The noodles are stable Daruma noodles.
It has a slightly flat texture, and has a pleasant sipping sensation.
You can enjoy the chewy texture when you bite into it.
Chan type noodles are really good.
It goes well with soup, and you can move on to eating it.
Personally, I think the charm of Chan-kei is not only the soup, but also the slurpability of the noodles.
Chashu (Braised Pork)
It's char siu.
A characteristic of Chan-kei noodles is that the char siu noodles are included by default, just like the char siu noodles at a typical ramen restaurant.
I'm happy that this amount of chashu is included at this price.
However, on this day, it felt a little tight and dry in many places.
Although the quantity is large, I was a little concerned about the quality.
However, the default Chuka Soba (Chinese-Style Noodles) is still a nice amount.
Meshi
This is Meshi (Rice).
Speaking of Chankei, it's free Meshi (Rice).
Kappa is unlimited.
This time, I will eat while avoiding the Negi (Green Onions) in Chuka Soba (Chinese-Style Noodles).
The image is to heat it up a little in the soup.
By the time I finished eating the noodles and chashu, the green onions (green onions) were nicely cooked and crispy.
Serve this on top of rice.
This time I had some spicy seasoning, so I'll add that as well.
Negi (Green Onions) and rice that soaked up the soup.
This is good.
There is also a kappa, so you can enjoy the rice on its own.
I really appreciate the free Meshi (Rice) culture of Chankei.
Impressions and Rating
After a long time,Kunichan Ramen Ryogoku” I visited.
This is my third visit.
Rather than putting Kaeshi in the forefront, I get the impression that it's a type of pork that lets you eat with the flavor and salt of the pork.
However, there are some chankei that are just salty, but this one is my personal favorite.
I was worried that the char siu would be a little dry, but the fact that it comes in a good amount by default is still appealing.
I also appreciate the free Meshi (Rice).
It's good to eat it with a cuppa, and it's also good to eat it with green onions on top of rice.
I think this restaurant will continue to be an option in the future as a restaurant near Ryogoku Station where you can eat quick chan-kei food.
Taste: ★★★★★★★☆☆☆ (7)
Cost performance: ★★★★★★★★☆☆ (8)
Revisit: ★★★★★★★☆☆☆ (7)
Summary
- Chan-kei ramen shop near Ryogoku station
- Chuka Soba (Chinese-Style Noodles) is 850 yen, and Meshi (Rice) is free.
- The soup tastes like pork, but the flavor is a little weak.
- Daruma Seimen's noodles have a chewy texture and a nice chewy texture.
- Personally, I like Chankei, and it's a good restaurant for a quick meal in Ryogoku.
