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Ramen in Maibara

Soupmap lists 3 ramen places in Maibara, Shiga.

About ramen

Wheat noodles in a seasoned broth with toppings such as chashu pork, egg and spring onion. Japan's most common noodle-shop bowl, and one that changes from city to city.

Read in the journalHow ramen became Japanese A traveller's map of Japan's regional ramen Shoyu, shio, miso, tonkotsu: a field guide to ramen's four big flavours

Chains
Omi Champon Chin 1 · Rairaitei 1
How we matched
The record's category or name says ramen. Not a menu check.

The list

Soupmap selections come first, then independent places with the most complete records. This is an order of detail, not a ranking of bowls.

  1. Open-data listing

    Yoko Hama Iekei Ramen Ichi Tamashiya Ramen Maibara

    横濱家系ラーメン 一魂家らーめん 米原店

    Maibara, Shiga

    RamenTonkotsu · name suggests

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  2. Open-data listing

    Omi Champon Chin Maibara

    近江ちゃんぽん亭 米原店

    Maibara, Shiga

    RamenChain

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  3. Open-data listing

    Rairaitei Maibara

    来来亭米原店

    Maibara, Shiga

    RamenChain

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About this guide

Built from Soupmap's catalog: our own selections plus open-data listings from Overture Maps and OpenStreetMap contributors. Open-data listings are reported locations, not independently checked; menus, prices, hours and current trading status are not verified. Styles come from shop names, so a place can serve more than its name says, or less.

Places are grouped by the municipality in their record. English municipality names come from official kana readings (localgovjp, CC0). Generated romanizations of shop names are approximate; the Japanese name is kept on every card. Sources and credits.

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