Doshuya

Created date: 2026/03/15, Update date: 2026/03/15
Doshuya

Doshuya

Restaurant Overview

Key Features

  • A highly-regarded shop near the Kochi City Culture Plaza “Cul-Port,” specializing in rich, seafood-based broths.
  • Their signature “Seafood Pork Bone Broth,” made with a generous amount of bonito flakes, offers deep umami without being overly heavy.
  • Their “Taiwan Mazesoba,” topped with a flavorful special mince, is another favorite. Finishing it with “Oimeshi” (a small bowl of rice added to the remaining sauce) is the local standard.

Basic Information

Item Details
Address 2-15-11 Minamiharimaya-cho, Kochi City, Kochi
Access 3-minute walk from Saienmacho Station (Tosaden Transit)
Phone -
Business Hours 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Regular Holidays Wednesday
Temporary Closures -
Seating Counter and table seating (Clean and calm atmosphere)
Smoking Policy Non-smoking throughout
Parking None (Use nearby pay parking)
Official SNS Twitter (X)
Official Website -
Other Gourmet Sites Google Map: Doshuya
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Recommended Category Menu Item Price
Ramen Seafood Chuka Soba ¥850
Mazesoba Taiwan Mazesoba (with Oimeshi) ¥900
Tsukemen Special Tsukesoba ¥950
Side Hand-made Gyoza ¥400

Prices are approximate. Please check the latest prices at the restaurant.

Instant Ramen Introduction

No online shop or official sales information is currently available.

Google Reviews Analysis

Item Details
Overall Rating (★) 4 / 5.0
Number of Reviews 314

(As of March 18, 2026)

Positive Review Trends
- The aroma of bonito in the soup is incredibly pleasant, delivering immediate seafood happiness.
- The Taiwan Mazesoba is spectacular—the spicy mince and noodles blend perfectly, finished off beautifully with the rice.
- The shop is clean and well-organized, making it easy for solo female diners to navigate from ticket purchase to seating.
- Frequently cited as one of the top seafood-broth spots in Kochi by enthusiasts.

Areas for Improvement
- As a popular shop, it may close early if they sell out for the day.
- The seafood flavor is quite intense; it might not be suitable for those who dislike strong fish or bonito influences.

Summary & Recommendations

Recommended For
- Fans of rich seafood and pork bone ramen with a strong punch from dried fish flakes.
- Big eaters wanting a full Taiwan Mazesoba experience from the noodles down to the rice finish.
- Anyone looking for a reliable and delicious meal near Harimaya Bridge or Cul-Port.

Tips for Visiting
- If ordering the Taiwan Mazesoba, ensure you save enough room for the mandatory “Oimeshi” finish.
- Check their official X (Twitter) for temporary closures or sell-out info before heading over.
- The shop uses a ticket machine, so having coins or ¥1,000 bills ready is helpful.

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