Fuse Hosomi Shoten
布施 細見商店
Overview
Cash only. This shop is famous for its signature ramen featuring their uniquely trademarked 'Kin no Mugi Miso' (Golden Barley Miso). The rich and sweet miso soup is deeply flavorful yet light, making it exceptionally easy to drink. They use medium-thick, wavy noodles from Menya Teigaku, offering a delightful chewy texture. Please purchase a meal ticket from the vending machine at the entrance before taking a seat (an English menu is available). Table seats accommodate two people; groups of three or more will be directed to counter seating. Beyond the 'Kin no Mugi Miso,' their extensive menu includes Fuse Black (Shoyu), Chicken Tonkotsu, Spicy Miso (with 1-20 selectable spice levels), and Tsukemen. The Chashu-don set (¥380) is generously portioned and offers excellent value for money. Selected as one of Osaka's Top 100 Ramen Shops.
How to Order
1**Before Entry (If there's a line)**
At Fuse Hosomi Shoten, you generally do not need to wait in line.
2**Purchase Meal Ticket / Order**
Before being seated, please purchase your meal ticket from the vending machine located at the entrance. Only cash is accepted. The vending machine has an English menu, but it does not include photos.
3**Seating & Receiving Your Order**
After purchasing your meal ticket, please take any available seat and wait for your order to be served.
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布施 細見商店
— とよつね (@toyotue) March 14, 2026
1000円
鯛とホタテの塩らぁめん
限定♪
愛媛産の鯛のアラ・道南昆布からとったスープにホタテを抽出した塩タレでいい塩梅の甘みのある味わいで、上品な鯛出汁の旨みをよく引き出した深みのある一杯です♪https://t.co/H1YIqSGaUe pic.twitter.com/WgF4PDiw89
3/18 5杯目
— たなかなかなか (@ramen_tana) March 18, 2026
布施 細見商店 さん
限定
鯛とほたての塩らぁめん
ごちそうさまでした！！ pic.twitter.com/Hz0Uc1Ifnk
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