一風堂 大名本店
Ippudo Daimyo Honten
The original home of Ippudo, this Daimyo flagship serves signature Hakata-style tonkotsu ramen in a fast-paced, no-reservations setting.
Dining
Ramen Shop, Local Favorite, Landmark Eatery, No Reservations
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Ippudo Daimyo Honten stands as the birthplace of the global Ippudo brand, rooted in the backstreets of Fukuoka’s Daimyo district. Since 1985, this ramen shop has defined the Hakata tonkotsu tradition with its rich pork bone broth, ultra-thin noodles, and meticulous toppings. Diners queue up daily for bowls of Shiromaru Classic and Akamaru Modern, along with seasonal specials exclusive to the flagship. The open kitchen, tightly arranged counters, and high turnover atmosphere echo a ramen-ya ethos of precision and speed. While walk-in only, the shop remains a pilgrimage site for locals and ramen fans worldwide. Families are welcome, and high chairs are available.
Facilities & Services
No reservations
High chairs available
Counter seating
Table seating
Open kitchen
English menu available
Signature Hakata-style tonkotsu ramen
Seasonal limited-time bowls
Takeout service (limited items)
Fast table turnover
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