Ramen Hayashi: Popular Ramen Shop in Shibuya

Hayashi: Popular Ramen Shop in Shibuya, Tokyo

Looking for perfection of Ramen??

Hayashi (はやし) is one of the busiest Ramen stores in Tokyo and you will always find people queuing in front of the shop during lunch time. Hayashi takes their pride to create a perfect balance of Ramen dish without using chemical seasoning and serves only one dish on the menu (and additional toppings of pork belly and boiled egg). Their simple yet perfectly blended soup fascinates Ramen lovers from all over the country for the past 10 years.

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Access: 5 mins walk from JR Shibuya station East exit

Hours: 11:30～15:30 (Closed on Sunday)

Budget: Less than 1,000 yen

Genre: Ramen

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