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Ippudo – Ginza
Globally known and locally loved, Ippudo’s Ginza branch serves up rich tonkotsu ramen in a sleek, fast-paced setting—perfect for a flavorful break from shopping or sightseeing.
Dining
Ramen, Tonkotsu Broth, No Reservations, Counter Dining, Quick Lunch
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Ippudo Ginza delivers the bold taste of Hakata-style tonkotsu ramen in a clean, modern space at the heart of Tokyo’s luxury district. Famed for its creamy pork broth, house-made noodles, and precise toppings, Ippudo maintains its quality despite its global popularity. The Ginza branch features counter and table seating, with quick service ideal for solo diners, couples, or travelers on the go. While the shop does not accept reservations, turnover is fast and the wait is often worth it. Visitors can also enjoy seasonal ramen variations and classic side dishes like gyoza and takana rice. For those craving ramen with a balance of tradition and modern flair, Ippudo Ginza hits the mark.
Facilities & Services
Signature Tonkotsu Ramen, Seasonal Specials
Counter and Table Seating
English Menu Available
No Reservations Accepted
Short Walk from Higashi-Ginza Station
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