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Ramen Tomu
Ramen Tomu is a distinctive ramen shop in Nagoya's Showa Ward, renowned for its innovative fusion of traditional Japanese ramen with Italian culinary elements. The establishment offers a unique dining experience, presenting dishes that blend the comforting aspects of ramen with the rich flavors of Italian cuisine.
Dining
Ramen Shop, Fusion Cuisine, Unique Flavors
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Located just a short walk from Aratama-bashi Station, Ramen Tomu has garnered attention for its creative approach to ramen. The menu features standout dishes such as the "Tomato Mazemen," a brothless ramen infused with a robust tomato sauce, and the "Pepperon Ramen," which incorporates the classic flavors of Italian aglio e olio into a hearty noodle soup. Another popular offering is the "Fromage Ramen," combining a creamy cheese base with traditional ramen noodles, creating a harmonious blend of textures and tastes. The restaurant's interior is simple yet inviting, with both table and counter seating available. Please note that Ramen Tomu operates on a cash-only basis.
Facilities & Services
Counter and table seating
Non-smoking environment
Family-friendly atmosphere
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