Ramen (Jiro-style) · SUITA
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233 m from Kishibe Station · about 3 min on foot
Ramen Kudo is a Ramen (Jiro-style) restaurant in Suita, Osaka — 233 m from Kishibe Station · about 3 min on foot. A signature order is Ramen (noodles 300 g) (¥1,100). Closed on Sundays (plus irregular closures).
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大阪府吹田市岸部南1-24-8
Menu
Each dish is shown translated, with the Japanese name as written in the shop underneath — point at it to order. Prices are reference values from public sources; please confirm on site.
Notes for travelers
Ticket machine, call-outs, clothespins — lots of house rules, all in Japanese, which is exactly why the video guide works so well here. Student-town pricing for volume-first travelers. [Video guide available]
Frequently asked questions
What are the opening hours of Ramen Kudo?
Mon–Thu 11:30–14:00, 18:00–22:00 / Fri 11:30–14:00, 18:00–23:00 / Sat 11:00–15:00, 18:00–22:00
When is Ramen Kudo closed?
Sundays (plus irregular closures)
How do I get to Ramen Kudo?
233 m from Kishibe Station · about 3 min on foot — Address: 1-24-8 Kishibe-minami, Suita, Osaka
How much does a meal cost at Ramen Kudo?
–¥1,200
Is there an English menu for Ramen Kudo?
This page lists the full menu of 4 items with prices, translated into English, with the original Japanese under each dish — just point at it to order.
Reviews
Kishibe's queue-forming Jiro-style shop. The base bowl is 300g of noodles at ¥1,100, with a famous house system: clip a clothespin to your ticket and each pin subtracts 50g. Sizes run small (200g) to large (500g), with garlic, vegetables and fat adjusted by call. The soup is an emulsified tonkotsu with soy sauce out front; the soft, extra-wide flat noodles get compared to Ise udon; the pork chashu comes in big cuts. Opinion splits between "dangerously addictive" and "soft noodles aren't for me." When full, buy your ticket and wait outside for staff to call you in. [Web] Tabelog 3.52 with 317 reviews and 8,542 saves — attention from the ramen scene far beyond its Google score. Listed on Ramen Database; summer-only cold "Kamatama (rei)" (¥1,100) and pop-up collaborations keep enthusiasts watching. Irregular holidays are announced on social media.
The first review is our summary of public reviews and on-site information (not a verbatim repost).