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HOUSE OF RAMEN CHAMPIONS
Get a look through of one of the highly-rated ramen shops in Cebu — Ramen Yushoken
All about Ramen Yushoken Cebu
I bet you’re all wondering why the title says a “Champion’s Ramen”?
Yushoken simply means “House of Champions“
The son of the Ramen god, Koji Toshiro, the creator and producer of Ramen Champions trained the shop’s staff and contributed to the authentic Japanese ramen taste of the shop. Having almost the same level as his champion houses in Japan. A champion’s ramen in a champion’s house. Sounds appetizing, isn’t it? There’s more!
See that blue statue over there? That’s the Ramen god, Kazuo Yamagishi, who accepted Toshiro-san as the son of the Ramen god. The history and authentic taste of the Ramen have been shared in this winning bowl!
Ramen Yushoken is especially known for its trademark, particularly the rich broth. Most of all the ramen bowls have that same 12-hour boiled pork bone (Tonkotsu) broth. In addition, Each bowl certainly gives a mouth-watering aroma that fills the air. In fact, The shop has placed itself as one of the highest ratings of the best ramens in Cebu’s Tripadvisor and Sugbo.ph. Moreover, you know it’s good when the waiting line is long!
A guide to Ramen Yushoken’s Inside:
Dine-in 
Bar Counter 
Kitchen work 
Indoor Seating 
Pick-up and Delivery 
Waiting Area
Ramen Yushoken’s MENU
BEST SELLER
Bountiful Meals
We wanted to get a taste of their best-selling ramen, the Shoyu and TanTanMen ramen coupled with the popular side dish, GYOZA. We also added in the Karaage as it was also one of their best-selling side-dish.
***Prices as of November 2021
Affordable Prices with a budget of PHP 1,000.00, good for two! 10% service charge is applicable upon dine-in.
Ramen Yushoken has other ramen bowls that you can try as well such as Tsukemen, Maze Soba, and Hiyashi Ramen (Cold Noodles). See the full menu down below.
This menu site is directly from nipponhasha.com
FOOD REVIEW
The taste of Shoyu Ramen was UMAMI indeed. Firstly, The broth was creamy and appetizing. Likewise, it’s less greasy, good garlic taste, and has a flavorful smell. Secondly, the meat and noodles were hot and easy to chew! Let’s not forget the GYOZA! this dish was already delicious with or without the sauce. It’s not lacking in meat fillings too. The texture from the outside is chewy and from the inside is soft and juicy. Lastly, the Karaage was truly a delish! Complemented with a citrus taste of the lemon with a choice of dipping it in mayo or salt was an eye-opener for me. It was boneless and tender. The meals were bountiful and a must-try!
-Elle
The TanTanMen broth is rich and milky but not too spicy at all. It’s not oily and the nuttiness of the broth is just at its right point. I think the rich milky broth helped in neutralizing the level of spiciness of the ramen so it’s good on its own. The noodles were thick and chewy, and the chili oil didn’t overpower the taste of the ramen. The karaage was cooked well. It has a clean tender taste and, it didn’t have a funky smell when you bite into it.
-Chaps
STORE’S INFORMATION
| Address: G/F Oakridge Business Park, 880 A. S. Fortuna St, Mandaue City, 6014 Cebu |
| Phone Number: (032) 367 7017 |
| Opening Hours: 10:00AM – 11:00 P.M. |
WHAT’S IN?
PICK UP AND DELIVERY
Grab a bowl and visit this website to order: https://www.nipponhasha.com/ (Available to all branches)
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HOW TO GET THERE?
You can book a GrabCar or GrabTaxi on Grab App for about PHP 250.00 plus from the Mactan Airport.
You may also ride a white bus from Jcenter mall for about PHP 11.00 (6-8 mins.).
CEBU RAMEN SERIES:
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OTHER REVIEWS
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