Nabeyaki Ramen Taniguchi Shokudo

Created date: 2026/03/15, Update date: 2026/03/15
Nabeyaki Ramen Taniguchi Shokudo

Nabeyaki Ramen Taniguchi Shokudo

Restaurant Overview

Key Features

  • A famous shop that revived the flavors of the original “Taniguchi Shokudo,” the legendary birthplace of “Nabeyaki Ramen” in Susaki City.
  • Known as the “hottest local ramen in Japan,” served bubbling hot in a traditional clay pot (donabe).
  • Features a superb combination of a soy sauce broth concentrated with chicken umami, special thin noodles that resist getting soggy, and a raw egg.

Basic Information

Item Details
Address 1-7-14 Outesuji, Kochi City, Kochi
Access 2-minute walk from Hasuikemachi-dori Station (Tosaden Transit)
Phone 088-873-2184
Business Hours 5:30 PM - 3:00 AM (Sun only 11 AM - 3 PM, 5 PM - 8 PM)
Regular Holidays None (Occasional irregular closures)
Temporary Closures -
Seating Counter and table seating (Atmosphere like a nostalgic food stall)
Smoking Policy Non-smoking throughout
Parking None (Use nearby pay parking)
Official SNS -
Official Website Taniguchi Shokudo
Other Gourmet Sites Google Map: Nabeyaki Ramen Taniguchi Shokudo
🗺️ Nabeyaki Ramen Taniguchi Shokudo
Recommended Category Menu Item Price
Ramen Nabeyaki Ramen (Regular) ¥900
Ramen Burnt Garlic Nabeyaki Ramen ¥1,100
Ramen Hyper Spicy Nabeyaki Ramen ¥950
Side Rice (Small / Medium / Large) From ¥150

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

Instant Ramen Introduction

Taniguchi Shokudo’s flavor has been highly acclaimed at venues like the Shinyokohama Raumen Museum (occasionally) and is available in some souvenir package forms.

Google Reviews Analysis

Item Details
Overall Rating (★) 3.7 / 5.0
Number of Reviews 525

(As of March 18, 2026)

Positive Review Trends
- The live experience of the pot arriving bubbling and steaming is fantastic. It stays hot until the very last bite.
- A simple soy sauce broth, but with deep chicken stock and rich flavor.
- Open late at night, making it one of the absolute best spots for a final meal after drinks in Kochi.
- Deciding when to break the egg yolk is part of the fun, as it adds a wonderful creaminess to the latter half of the meal.

Areas for Improvement
- It is undeniably hot, so you cannot eat it quickly (though that is part of its charm).
- Being popular, the interior can feel a bit cramped during peak night hours.

Summary & Recommendations

Recommended For
- Those wanting to experience the “original” Nabeyaki Ramen flavor without traveling all the way to Susaki.
- Fans of piping hot ramen that warms you to the core.
- Late-night explorers in the Outesuji area looking for the perfect final bowl after a night out.

Tips for Visiting
- Be extremely careful with the temperature to avoid burns. The moment the lid is removed is the best photo opportunity.
- According to local etiquette, order rice first. Pour the leftover broth over rice or mix it with the remaining egg for a “zousui” (porridge) finish.
- Except for Sundays, the shop operates on “night owl” hours; be sure not to visit too early!

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