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Best ramen in Tokyo

Tokyo's ramen scene is the deepest in Japan: the Hyakumeiten Top 100 for Tokyo ramen alone is longer than most cities' entire lists. Shoyu is the native style, but every regional style has a flagship shop here. Ikebukuro, Shinjuku and the Ogikubo to Koenji stretch of the Chuo line are the densest clusters, and the late-night bowls around Shinjuku and Shibuya run past 3 a.m.

Top-rated ramen in Tokyo on Tabelog

The 15 highest-scoring ramen restaurants in Tokyo right now, by Tabelog score. Open the map to see where each one is, its hours and whether it takes cards.

  1. Raa Menya ShimaRamen · Nishi Shinjuku Gochome Sta. 363m
    4.072,224 reviewsLunch JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
  2. Chuka Soba ShibataRamen · Komae Sta. 72m
    4.021,765 reviewsDinner JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
  3. Japanese Ramen GokanRamen · Ikebukuro Sta. 723m
    3.971,658 reviewsLunch JPY 2,000 - JPY 2,999
  4. Homemade Ramen MuginawaRamen · Omorikaigan Sta. 419m
    3.932,922 reviewsDinner JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
  5. Ginza HachigoRamen · Shintomicho Sta. 292m
    3.922,567 reviewsDinner JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
  6. 3.912,107 reviewsLunch JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
  7. Chuka Soba TaganoRamen · Ebara Nakanobu Sta. 35m
    3.902,471 reviewsLunch - JPY 999
  8. Motenashi KurokiRamen · Asakusabashi Sta. 73m
    3.901,902 reviewsDinner JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
  9. Medika Soba KingyoRamen · Manganji Sta. 193m
    3.891,039 reviewsLunch JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
  10. NAKIRYUTantan-men · Shin Otsuka Sta. 321m
    3.882,575 reviewsDinner JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
  11. Iruka TokyoRamen · Higashi Kurume Sta. 205m
    3.88965 reviewsDinner - JPY 999
  12. Teuchi RenRamen · Morishita Sta. 421m
    3.871,837 reviewsDinner JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
  13. Ramen MAIKAGURARamen · Chitose Funabashi Sta. 457m
    3.862,140 reviewsDinner JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
  14. Tokyo Style Noodle Hotate BiyoriTsukemen · Akihabara Sta. 311m
    3.861,471 reviewsDinner JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999
  15. SOBA-Shiro KuroRamen · Hachimanyama Sta. 73m
    3.861,380 reviewsDinner - JPY 999

Ranked by Tabelog score as of November 11, 2026, refreshed daily from Tabelog's ranking. Prices are Tabelog's per-person budget bands. Check hours and book with the restaurant before you go.

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Where to find the best ramen in Tokyo

The neighborhoods where Tabelog's highest-rated ramen in Tokyo clusters:

  • Shinjuku Omoide Yokocho yakitori alleys, Golden Gai bars and a wall of 3.5+ ramen shops around the station
  • Ikebukuro a ramen battleground with several Top-100 shops within ten minutes of the station
  • Shibuya casual izakaya, ramen and the Shibuya Yokocho food alleys; busy late
  • Ogikubo
  • Kanda

What ramen costs in Tokyo

Lunch
¥900 to ¥1,300
Dinner
¥1,000 to ¥1,800

How to order ramen, reservations and etiquette are on the Ramen guide.

Reading Tabelog scores for ramen in Tokyo

Tokyo scores skew low because reviewers here have eaten everywhere. Treat 3.3 as good, 3.5 as excellent, and anything above 3.7 as worth crossing the city for. Tabelog's Hyakumeiten (Top 100) lists for Tokyo ramen, sushi, tonkatsu and yakitori are the most reliable shortlists in the city.

A ramen shop above 3.5 on Tabelog is genuinely excellent and will have a queue.

Ramen in Tokyo: questions people ask

Where is the best ramen in Tokyo?

Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Shibuya, Ogikubo and Kanda are where Tokyo's top-rated ramen clusters on Tabelog. Tokyo's ramen scene is the deepest in Japan: the Hyakumeiten Top 100 for Tokyo ramen alone is longer than most cities' entire lists. TabeDog shows every listing in those neighborhoods on one map, sorted by Tabelog score, distance or price.

How much does ramen cost in Tokyo?

Lunch: ¥900 to ¥1,300. Dinner: ¥1,000 to ¥1,800. TabeDog shows each restaurant's lunch and dinner price band before you go.

What is a good Tabelog score for ramen in Tokyo?

A ramen shop above 3.5 on Tabelog is genuinely excellent and will have a queue. Above 3.7 is a destination shop; above 3.9 is nationally famous. Anything above 3.3 is a safe, good bowl. Tokyo scores skew low because reviewers here have eaten everywhere. Treat 3.3 as good, 3.5 as excellent, and anything above 3.7 as worth crossing the city for. Tabelog's Hyakumeiten (Top 100) lists for Tokyo ramen, sushi, tonkatsu and yakitori are the most reliable shortlists in the city.

Which neighborhood in Tokyo should I stay in for ramen?

Shinjuku. Omoide Yokocho yakitori alleys, Golden Gai bars and a wall of 3.5+ ramen shops around the station. Ikebukuro is the alternative.

Where can I find ramen in Tokyo late at night?

Shinjuku is Tokyo's main late-night district, so start there. TabeDog shows opening hours for every listing and marks what is open right now, so you can filter to what is actually serving.

Which ramen in Tokyo accepts credit cards?

Many small ramen shops in Japan are cash only. TabeDog shows whether each restaurant accepts credit cards, IC cards or QR payment, pulled from its Tabelog listing, so you know before you sit down.

Every ramen shop in Tokyo, on one map.

TabeDog shows all of Tokyo's ramen with Tabelog scores, hours, prices and payment methods in English. Filter to what's open now.

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