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麺屋彩々 昭和町本店
Overview
Accepts credit cards, e-money, and QR code payments. This 'Hyakumeiten' (Top 100 Restaurants) ramen shop offers 'Asa-ra' (morning ramen), operating from 8 AM. They boast a wide lineup including Miso, Shio (salt), Shoyu (soy sauce), Tori Paitan (creamy chicken broth), and Tsukemen (dipping noodles), all prepared to a high standard. Orders are placed via a touch-panel ticket machine (with English and photos available). Their signature Shirotori Shoyu Ramen (White Chicken Soy Sauce Ramen) features a refined harmony of rich chicken flavor and soy sauce, while the Seicho Shio Ramen (Clear Salt Ramen) is a beautiful bowl with its crystal-clear broth. The Miso ramen offers a unique flavor with a Paitan (creamy broth) base. Most menu items are under 1000 yen, providing excellent value for money. With 9 counter seats, turnover is quick. It's conveniently located just a 1-minute walk from the station. A frequent recipient of the 'Hyakumeiten' award.
How to Order
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麺屋彩々 昭和町本店（大阪・昭和町）
— ぐっちょん（ニシグち） (@nouse143) January 17, 2026
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ベースは鶏の清湯かな？カレーのコクはしっかりでじわじわと辛さが！後味はすっきり！もちもちの平打ち麺がつけ汁によく絡みます！つけ汁の中にはホルモン！食感と旨み！最後はつけ汁にライスダイブ！ pic.twitter.com/LQxrkr1x0T
麺屋彩々 昭和町本店 辛味噌らーめん(1000円)+味玉(150円)。https://t.co/gqRhfO3dLo pic.twitter.com/VvPXPCigCJ
— yosfujii (@yosfujii) February 13, 2026
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