FUKUOKA Noodle Tour!!! Going DEEP for SPICY Tsukemen, LIME Soba + The FIRST ICHIRAN Ramen in Japan!

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From the guide “Best ramen in Fukuoka: 8 shops to try”: Fukuoka’s ramen scene is built around tonkotsu, a savory pork-bone broth usually paired with thin noodles.
The guide goes on: “Choose a shop for your itinerary”. For a concrete budget, ICHIRAN lists its basic bowl at ¥1,080. An extra serving of noodles is ¥210, making the total ¥1,290; a half-boiled egg adds ¥140.
From the guide “13 of the Best Udon and Soba Restaurants in Fukuoka”: Fukuoka’s noodle scene goes well beyond ramen. A bowl of Hakata udon might bring soft, generous noodles in a fragrant broth, topped with crisp burdock tempura.
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