Nagahama Ramen Fukufuku
Delight in authentic tonkotsu ramen with free noodle refills, crafted expertly at Nagahama Ramen Fukufuku in Matsudo, Chiba.
Restaurant Details
Located in the lively Matsudo area of Chiba Prefecture, Nagahama Ramen Fukufuku offers a true taste of Fukuoka in every bowl. Celebrated for its Nagahama-style ramen, this culinary treasure is a must-visit for both locals and travelers alike. The restaurant's hallmark is its rich, creamy tonkotsu broth, which is boiled with pork bones for hours to yield a taste that is both richly complex and exquisitely smooth. Culinary enthusiasts will relish the delicate balance between the broth's depth and the tender slices of chashu pork that adorn each bowl.
The menu highlights include the thin, straight noodles sourced directly from Fukuoka's renowned Trio Seimen, providing an authentic texture that complements the savory broth perfectly. A tradition upheld at Nagahama Ramen Fukufuku is the generous offer of free "kaedama" (extra noodles), allowing guests to enjoy their meal at leisure and fully satisfy their appetite.
The ambiance inside is warm and welcoming, with a bustling atmosphere that captures the essence of a traditional Japanese ramen shop. Patrons will appreciate the modest and inviting decor, which draws focus on the culinary experience itself. Whether seated at the counter or a cozy table, diners can observe the skilled chefs at work, adding an interactive element to the dining experience.
Chef Sato, the culinary mind behind Fukufuku, brings years of ramen expertise, ensuring each bowl meets high standards of authenticity and flavor. This attention to detail has won Fukufuku several local accolades, securing its place as a favorite among ramen devotees. Conveniently located near Matsudo Station, it's a cherished destination for a genuine ramen experience.
Nagahama Ramen Fukufuku Phone Number
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Nagahama Ramen Fukufuku Address
5-11 Nemoto, Matsudo-shi, Chiba 271-0077
Nagahama Ramen Fukufuku Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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