Top 20 most popular miso ramen restaurants in Gunma!1st place is “Ramen Shibahama”[Evaluation as of March 12, 2024/Ramen Database](1/7) | Gunma Prefecture Netorabo Research Team – Netorabo

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Ramen Database, one of Japan’s largest ramen information sites that introduces ramen restaurants in various areas, publishes rankings of ramen restaurants based on user reviews. This time, we will introduce the highly rated restaurants for “Gunma Miso Ramen” in a ranking format. Please note that the rankings are as of March 12, 2024.

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“Gunma miso ramen restaurant” popularity ranking

5th place: Ripe miso ramen Kanade Shoten

Fifth place went to Kanjuku Miso Ramen Kanade Shoten in Tatebayashi City. This restaurant has a wide variety of menus. The standard menu item is “Miso Ramen,” where you can enjoy a soup that is a blend of “authentic miso brewed in wooden vats” and Hokkaido and Shinshu miso. en you sip the fragrant miso soup, you can enjoy the rich flavor and mellow flavor.

[Address]847-1 Okuwabara-cho, Tatebayashi City, Gunma Prefecture 374-0037

4th place: Ramen Tanakaya

Fourth place went to Ramen Tanakaya in Ota City. This is a restaurant whose signature menu is Iekei ramen. At this restaurant, we serve “Miso Ramen,” which is made by heating the lard thoroughly so that it stays piping hot until the end of the meal. This is a “scorched miso” made by mixing and stir-frying more than 10 types of miso, and it is a dish that brings out the rich and powerful flavor.

[Address]861-1 Takabayashi Minamicho, Ota City, Gunma Prefecture 373-0827

3rd place: Asahikawa Ramen Kajibee

Third place went to Asahikawa Ramen Kajibee located in Maebashi City. This is one of the few restaurants in the Kanto region that serves authentic Asahikawa ramen using low-hydration curly noodles shipped directly from Asahikawa. Their signature menu, “Asahikawa Miso Ramen,” is known for its fragrant vegetables and mellow soup. It is a bowl that gradually changes as the noodles absorb the soup.

[Address]1-325-10 Nishikatakaicho, Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture 371-0013

2nd Place: Moritaya Branch Ota Branch

2nd place went to “Moritaya Branch Ota Branch”. A shop with a parking lot located about 10 minutes walk from Ryomai Station on the Tobu Koizumi Line. The inside of the restaurant has a somewhat nostalgic atmosphere, with tables and a small raised area.

The shop’s “Miso Charshu” is topped with plenty of pork, menma, and green onions. It is characterized by a mild and sweet miso soup with a hint of garlic and noodles of slightly uneven thickness.

[Address]3969-4 Ryumaicho, Ota City, Gunma Prefecture 373-0806

1st place: Ramen Shibahama

1st place was “Ramen Shibahama”. The store, located in Kiryu City, is a popular store that attracts visitors from outside Gunma Prefecture. We offer Japan’s first “Ramen Kaiseki,” which serves Mazesoba, Tsukemen, and Ramen in a kaiseki style. It’s open from 7 a.m., and one of its special features is its “morning ra set meal,” which is a ramen menu plus a bowl.

The restaurant’s “Miso Ramen” is a hotpot-style winter menu. In addition to chashu, the toppings include chives and burdock root. The Shinshu miso-based soup goes perfectly with the flat, thick noodles.

[Address]1-303-1 Aioimachi, Kiryu City, Gunma Prefecture 376-0011

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