Seaburano Kami Slurp
セアブラノ神 slurp
Overview
Located in the Sanjo district, the popular 'Seabura no Kami' ramen chain's store is a mere 3-minute walk from Karasuma Oike Station. It stands out with its rich soup, a decadent combination of chicken paitan broth layered with pork back fat. Monthly limited-time specials are highly sought after, with past unique creations including Jiro-kei niboshi tonkotsu, Mala ramen, and Sansho Miso ramen. Their signature Iberico Pork Tsukemen also enjoys an excellent reputation. This particular branch boasts a stylish, cafe-like ambiance, distinct from other stores in the group. Furthermore, the ticket vending machine displays menu photos, making ordering straightforward even for those who don't read Japanese.
How to Order
1**Before Entering (If there's a queue)**
If there's a line, please queue at the back and wait. As for whether to buy your meal ticket first or after entering the shop, please observe other customers and confirm. 2. **Purchase Meal Ticket / Order** Before being seated, purchase your meal ticket from the ticket machine. Payment is cash only, so please prepare it in advance. 3. **Seating & Receiving** Hand your meal ticket to a staff member and take any available seat. Please wait a moment until your ramen is served.
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Seating
Tables seat up to ~4 people. Groups of 5+ will need multiple tables and may wait longer than usual.
Voices
📍セアブラノ神 slurp
— あさちゃん (@usagichigo22) April 15, 2025
前にお友達に教えてもらった美味しすぎる
イベリコ豚つけ麺目当てで来たけど 売り切れてたから 今回は 豚骨魚介まぜそばを注文🪄
程よい辛さで結構好きな味だった𑁊^. ̫ .^𑁊
レア煮卵は旦那さんに🥚
次はまた本命食べに行きたいな🎶 pic.twitter.com/6pnjMYfAjb
｢セアブラノ神slurp｣さん（@三条東洞院）の3月限定麺｢山椒香る味噌らぁ麺（写真は味玉付き）｣が秀逸やった。生姜たっぷり、肉たっぷり、モヤシ玉ねぎ白ネギ等の野菜も中太縮れ麺もしこたま入って満足度が非常に高い。熱々ラードスープも◎。ちなみに、山椒は控えめなので卓上山椒で調整必要です。 pic.twitter.com/IHb6EpxL49
— 🏇ハヨセナ🎹 (@chopitarou) March 17, 2026
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