Second stop for day drinking at Hakata Station!! Next to Torikawa's shop in the same KITTE underground area was the well-known "Hakata Ramen Shin-Shin," which serves ultra-thin noodles resembling somen. It had been a few years since I last tried their ramen at their main store in Tenjin. Hakata Station is now a hub for famous Fukuoka restaurants, with a variety of options available all in one place! There were still 5-6 people waiting around 3:30 pm, but there were seats available. I've had tonkotsu ramen at 5 different shops on this trip, and the first match was here... I was seated within 10 minutes. - The Maltz (bottled beer) 570 yen - Unzen Ham Plate 590 yen - Ramen with simmered egg 890 yen As it was daytime drinking, I started with a bottle of beer for a toast, and the Unzen ham looked delicious so I ordered it! The thick slices of ham were grilled to perfection, giving off a savory aroma, and tasted even better with mayo and mustard. Surprisingly, the ramen arrived even before the ham (lol). The tonkotsu ramen in Hakata, eaten after a long time, was as delicious as ever. The rich and flavorful soup was amazing!! The ultra-thin noodles, almost as thin as somen, were also excellent. Honestly, in Hakata tonkotsu ramen, the soup and noodles are the stars, and the chashu is just an added bonus. This time, I ordered all my noodles extra firm without extra toppings. The soup was so good that I wanted to pour it into a thermos and enjoy it during work breaks (≧∇≦)b Among the 5 bowls of ramen I had on this trip, this one was the best... along with one more, it was number one. If you're looking to eat ramen in Fukuoka, I think it's worth waiting in line for this place. Ah, I'm satisfied, thank you for the meal~♪ - At Fukuoka Airport's souvenir shop, I found boxed ramen from Shin-Shin, which was a big hit with the kids! I tried a bit myself, and it was really delicious. Even in a box, the soup and noodles were authentic. - 2023 Ramen #34 - [Tabelog] ☆3.49 - [Tanuki Rating (Ramen)] ★ Overall... 42 points - Soup... 9 points - Noodles... 9 points - Chashu... 7 points - Value for money... 8 points - Will return... 9 points

I visited Hakata Ramen ShinShin located on the basement floor 1 of Hakata Station KITTE. Last time, I visited during lunchtime and had to give up due to the long line, but this time I managed to enter around 4:30 pm on a weekday. This shop was recommended by a taxi driver. I tried the ramen (760 yen). The extremely thin noodles were like somen and mixed well with the soup, making it easy to eat like a drink. It was a true Hakata ramen. Thank you for the meal.

It's been a while since I visited Shin-Shin. After a dinner meeting near Hakata Station (no photos taken, so none to share), we decided to stop by for ramen on the way back. Even though I could hardly eat anything, I did have some alcohol, so my stomach feels full. There were four of us, and although I thought we would sit at a table, they were all taken so we sat at the counter. Everyone ordered ramen and one onigiri each... (including one for me). Of course, we all got the extra-firm noodles. The noodles were nicely coated in the soup and tasted delicious, just like always. It's reliable. Shin-Shin's ramen is always tasty. Everyone except me ordered an extra serving of noodles. One onigiri was enough for me, so I gave one away. Everyone eats so well. Ramen really does boost your energy. My stomach is full. Thank you for the meal.

When you come to Hakata, you have to try Hakata ramen! I initially went to another Hakata ramen shop, but the long line made me lose heart, so I moved to this place. Even here, there was a line forming around 3pm on a weekday, showing that it's a popular shop. Surprisingly, the inside had a good number of seats, so we were seated relatively quickly. [What I ordered] Ramen with boiled egg...890 yen Gyoza set with gyoza...490 yen I ordered the noodles to be firm. The ramen was served without much of a wait. When I took a sip of the soup, I found it to be surprisingly light! I had imagined a richer pork bone soup, but this one was light and easy to drink. It paired well with the firm thin noodles, making it easy to slurp up. It seemed like a good option for a light meal. I was quite hungry, so I finished it in no time. It was delicious! Thank you for the meal.

I tried the Hakata ramen with pickled mustard greens here. I arrived on a Sunday around 11:30 am and there were about 20 people in line. I waited for just under 30 minutes, but the line moved faster than it looked. The ramen was rich and had a layer of oil on the surface, which kept the soup warm until the end. It was a bit too oily for my taste, but adding red pickled ginger made it delicious and I finished it all.

Originally, I was planning to go to ShinShin on the first day of my trip to Hakata. However, the main store I wanted to visit had a long line. In the end, I didn't have enough time at that moment, so I went to a different restaurant and planned to make time to go there later. But as time passed, I couldn't find the opportunity to go. Finally, it became the last day of my trip. Still, I was determined to go. I waited in line for about 30 minutes at this KITTE Hakata store, but I was able to enter successfully. As expected, the long line was a sign of something good. Personally, I think it was the most delicious Hakata ramen I've ever had. It's hard to put into words the differences in tonkotsu ramen, but the balance of flavors in the soup and the thinness and firmness of the noodles were just perfect for me. This is a must-try. If you ever come to Hakata, I will definitely come back to eat here again. Thank you for the meal!

I went to Hakata Ramen ShinShin KITTE Hakata store. After drinking, the best way to finish off the night is with Hakata ramen. I visited various places in Fukuoka, but ShinShin was always crowded at all of their locations from opening until late at night. I was curious, so I visited late at night and it was almost full. I ordered a set that came with alcohol, ramen, and fried rice, which was a good deal. First, the soup. I thought it would be richer and heavier, but it was light and easy to drink, and I kept wanting more. The combination with the noodles was perfect and very delicious. I will definitely come back. Thank you for the meal.

KITTE Hakata is a ramen shop where there is quite a long line. Actually, all the eateries on this floor have lines, showing that Hakata's food and drink scene is bustling. The "all-in-one" ramen costs ¥1,030. I thought the taste was just average, but after trying the Hakata-style one, I found it really delicious. In addition to ramen, they also offer a variety of other street food dishes. Overall, I think it's a pretty good restaurant if you don't mind waiting in line.

I visited shinshin for the first time and was excited for lunch. I love thick noodles, and the rich yet refreshing tonkotsu soup was delicious. The soft-boiled egg was also really tasty. It was a tonkotsu ramen that I would want to eat again right away.

The stability and deliciousness! They are open until midnight, which is great for having a drink! You can order pretty close to closing time! It seems like Shinshin is open late, so it's a hidden gem at night! There were a lot of salarymen there lol. When you come to Fukuoka, you definitely want to eat here! Be sure to visit when you go to Hakata!

After returning from a business trip, I visited a station building and waited in line for about 5 minutes before entering. The TV had been highly praising the place, so my expectations were high. I ordered and within 3 minutes, my bowl arrived. This was the quality of Hakata ramen - the taste was not overpowering, but rather a concentrated umami flavor. I finished all the soup. Will I revisit? It was delicious, but I might want to try a different restaurant next time.

Third visit. KITTE, where you can get in half the time of Daikokuya, is recommended. Visited on Saturday at 12:20, waited for about 30 minutes before being seated. Had the boiled egg ramen for 890 yen and the half-fried rice for 370 yen. Firstly, the soup is delicious. It's the classic taste. It goes well with the extra-thin noodles, and I couldn't stop eating. I think the extra-firm noodles are the way to go here. The fried rice is also recommended. Thank you for the meal.

This restaurant mainly serves ramen and is famous for its ramen, but they also have a great selection of side dishes, so it seems like you could also use it as an izakaya (Japanese pub). I saw many people drinking from lunchtime on weekdays. The ramen itself seems a bit lighter compared to before. However, it is my favorite ramen among all the tonkotsu ramen that represent Hakata.

I returned to Fukuoka to go back to my wife's hometown. It's been so many years since I last visited her family. For my first meal in Fukuoka, I decided to go to my favorite ShinShin Ramen for some tonkotsu ramen. I ordered the ramen with a boiled egg and a half-fried rice. The tonkotsu soup at ShinShin Ramen is light and easy to drink all up. The noodles are thin and delicious, perfectly blending with the soup. The half-fried rice was also incredibly tasty, and I highly recommend it over the ramen gyoza set. The person next to me ordered the miso horumon teppan, which looked so delicious that I seriously considered ordering it as well. Since this is a restaurant I will definitely visit again, I'll save that for my next visit. Fukuoka's tonkotsu ramen is truly the best. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Nagahamaya and Nagahama Family aside, Fukuoka ramen is by far the best! No matter how many times you eat it, it's the top choice. The richness and saltiness are perfectly balanced. There's always a long line. I gave up after 2 or 3 attempts before, but today I persevered. I ordered the ramen with firm noodles. The thin noodles with a defined outline are irresistible!! I couldn't resist ordering an extra serving. Thank you for the meal.

I arrived around 5:00 pm and had to wait for one group ahead of me. I ordered the takana ramen and half fried rice. The ramen had a light pork bone broth and thin noodles. I ordered it firm but it was a bit softer than expected. The lukewarm soup was a bit disappointing. It would have been even better if it was hot. The fried rice was delicious with a nice texture and had ham in it.

Before returning from Kyushu, I decided to eat ramen at Shin Shin in Hakata Station. It was around 3 PM on a weekday, so there was no wait. I ordered the most popular ramen without extra noodles. It had a classic tonkotsu flavor and was delicious. The addition of wood ear mushrooms to the pork bone ramen was truly divine.

It was delicious. Even better than ramen, I recommend the mentaiko yaki soba ramen. If you get tired of ramen, try this. The miso fried rice is also recommended. It goes well with beer. It's crowded because it's in front of the station, but the turnover rate is high so you won't have to wait long to get in.

- Tabelog Rating: 3.49 - Cost-Performance: ★★★★☆ - Ambiance: ★★☆☆☆ - Service: ★★★☆☆ - Trendiness: ★★★☆☆ - Access from station: ★★★★★ [Recommended Menu] Ramen with simmered egg - 890 yen [Atmosphere] Located in a corner of the gourmet floor on the B1 floor of kitte, with counter and table seating. [Reservation Information] No reservation required. Memo: I tried one of the three major ramen types, Hakata ramen. I couldn't decide between the classic Hakata Shinshin ramen or the one with simmered egg, but I went with the egg option. They asked about the firmness of the noodles, and it seems that the recommended choice is firm. The noodles used were thin noodles! I've been to Issen before, but this confirmed for me that this is the taste and noodles of Hakata ramen. They had condiments like spicy seasoning and pickled ginger for flavor adjustment.

Fukuoka expedition. I wanted to try grilled ramen at a food stall at night, but since the stall opened around 18:30, I went to a ramen restaurant for grilled ramen. It seemed to be a popular shop, as I had seen it recommended by Rino Sashihara on TV before... I was torn between the tonkotsu ramen, but this time I wanted to try the grilled ramen. It had plenty of green onions, the umami of meat and seafood, and a strong taste of sauce. The noodles were thin noodles commonly found in tonkotsu ramen. It was like a mix of ramen, yakisoba, and plate udon. It's hard to explain... I added plenty of pickled ginger for flavor variation. I was able to enter smoothly due to the time, but it seems like a popular shop with long lines.

I feel like eating ramen as a perfect way to end the night with a slight buzz. Especially since I'm in Fukuoka, I can't leave without trying tonkotsu ramen. The ramen here is just right for a finishing touch. It's a bit refreshing for tonkotsu, the broth doesn't stick too much to the noodles making it easy to eat. It's light enough to enjoy even after drinking, and I'm completely satisfied.