Ramen Hayato
らーめん颯人
Overview
Cash only. One of Osaka's leading miso ramen shops, where the owner-chef carefully prepares each bowl one by one. Their signature "Miso Ramen" features a rich miso soup stir-fried in a chūkanabe (Chinese wok), fragrantly accented with shōga (ginger) and yuzu (Japanese citrus), and perfectly complemented by their homemade chū-futomen (medium-thick noodles). The chāshū (sliced braised pork topping) uses various cuts of Kagoshima Kurobuta (Kagoshima black pig) Kirishima Kogen Royal Pork, allowing you to enjoy different textures. Their "Shio Ramen" (salt-based ramen) and "Ura Shōyu" (hidden soy sauce ramen) are also highly-rated, reflecting the shop's true skill. Operating with just seven counter seats and a one-person staff (wan-ope), the table turnover is slow, guaranteeing long queues even before opening. Due to irregular closing days and frequent temporary closures, always check their official X (https://x.com/ramen_hayato) before visiting.
How to Order
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本日の一杯🍜
— Kin太 (@thATSPc0Mdh7Pfv) March 16, 2026
しょうゆらーめん＋チャーシュー✨
『らーめん颯人』大阪 南森町
基本となるしょうゆらーめんは、
出汁、返し醤油、麺、
チャーシュー、シナチク、葱…
全てこの器の中でバランスよく
完成されている…
10年以上通っても“旨いよなぁ”と
感じさせてくれる…
今日もご馳走さまでした🙏 pic.twitter.com/hUzEoqNZWg
らーめん颯人
— Ryo05281106 (@DYyqhuuBZ0CHgK7) March 20, 2026
「裏しお」チャーシュー+白ごはん(中)
今年もわてのバースデーランチは颯人さん🎂スープに麺、トッピングと全てがスペシャルで今日もメーター振り切る美味しさ✨誕生日に頂く自分にとって特別過ぎる一杯🍜ホンマ幸せですな😇ご馳走様でした😊 pic.twitter.com/ZyOs8S0Js0
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