博多一幸舎 総本店
Ikkousha Fukuoka
A flagship for rich, frothy tonkotsu ramen, Ikkousha Fukuoka brings intensity and tradition to the heart of Hakata.
Dining
Ramen Shop, Local Favorite, Cash Only, No Reservations
MK Guide Recommends
At the Ikkousha flagship in Hakata, pork bone broth becomes an art form. The ramen here is known for its creamy texture, deep umami, and distinctive froth—a result of high-heat boiling techniques and precise fat emulsification. Bowls are built with thin noodles, soft-boiled eggs, and melt-in-your-mouth chashu pork, served quickly in a compact shop built for efficiency. No reservations are accepted and cash remains the only payment, reinforcing the no-nonsense roots of Hakata ramen culture. A magnet for both locals and ramen enthusiasts, Ikkousha delivers concentrated flavor in a high-turnover space where every seat carries the weight of legacy.
Facilities & Services
No reservations
Cash only
Counter seating
Limited table seating
Signature frothy tonkotsu broth
Thin straight noodles
Chashu and flavored egg toppings
High turnover service
Takeout available (limited menu)
Located near Hakata Station
Ikkousha Fukuoka
A flagship for rich, frothy tonkotsu ramen, Ikkousha Fukuoka brings intensity and tradition to the heart of Hakata.
Ganso Nagahamaya
A no-frills ramen counter in Nagahama, Ganso Nagahamaya dishes out fast, affordable tonkotsu bowls rooted in Fukuoka tradition.
Ippudo Daimyo Honten
The original home of Ippudo, this Daimyo flagship serves signature Hakata-style tonkotsu ramen in a fast-paced, no-reservations setting.
Kayoicho Park
A picturesque park centered around Kayoicho Pond, renowned for its seasonal cherry blossoms, expansive rose garden, and serene walking trails.
Kashiigu Shrine
An ancient Shinto shrine dedicated to Emperor Chūai and Empress Jingū, renowned for its unique Kashii-zukuri architectural style and rich cultural heritage.