Ginza Haruchan Ramen
銀座はるちゃんラーメン
Overview
Haru-chan Ramen Ginza (Shio) is a 'Chan-kei' ramen shop that expanded into Ginza from a popular Shinbashi location. Their Chukasoba, which has also been recognized by Michelin Bib Gourmand, features a clear broth made from niboshi (dried sardines) and animal ingredients, poured generously to the rim of the bowl. It's topped with a plentiful amount of freshly sliced chashu. Despite being salt-based, the soup offers a robust umami that pairs perfectly with the flat, slippery, and chewy noodles. Large portions are free, ensuring a satisfying volume. The cafe-style, clean interior creates a welcoming atmosphere, making it comfortable even for women dining alone. Ordering is easy with a touch-panel ticket machine featuring a photo menu. Please note that an oil film on the soup's surface keeps it extremely hot, so always cool down your first sip before consuming. As temporary closures are possible, it's recommended to check their official X account (@haruchan_ginza) for the latest business information before your visit.
How to Order
1**Before Entering (If there's a queue)**
If there's a queue, please line up behind other customers. Observe other customers to determine whether to buy your meal ticket first or after entering the shop.
2**Meal Ticket Purchase / Ordering**
Purchase your meal ticket at the vending machine before taking your seat. The vending machine is a touch panel type, allowing you to choose menu items while viewing photos. Payment methods include cash, credit card, e-money, and QR code payment.
3**Seating & Receiving Your Order**
A staff member will guide you to your seat, so please hand them your purchased meal ticket. Please wait at your seat until your ramen is served. Large portions are available at no extra cost, so please inform the staff when you hand over your ticket if you would like a large portion.
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銀座はるちゃんラーメン
— ラーするガッチャマン (@surusuru823) March 31, 2025
中華そば
他のちゃん系店とは違い大衆感はない洒落た店。
ラーメンの方も魚介が効いたオイリーで美味しいラーメンですが、塩気の強さはちゃん系ですね。
とは言え、初期の頃の塩気程ではなく総じて美味しく頂けました。
ライスがあれば尚良しですが。 pic.twitter.com/RBYkq82LFj
銀座はるちゃんラーメン
— やん (@ramenyo2) February 4, 2026
中華そば1200円
銀座2軒目はビブグルマン獲得のちゃん系。店内煮干が香る？がスープからは感じられず。場所柄かコスパ悪め🤑面白いのが左右で調理場が分かれていて（茹で麺機も2箇所）座る席で作る人が違う。なお味の◯西のような喧嘩ではない模様🤭
ごちそうさまでした。 pic.twitter.com/ZNzunwEpbW
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This information is based on user reports and is not official information from the shop. Cross-contamination in the cooking environment cannot be guaranteed. If you have severe allergies, please confirm directly with the shop.
Animal-free menu available
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