[2025 Osaka Restaurant] Travel Guide for Hassenro Tenryu Ramen (Updated Jun)

Tenryu-ramen Hassenro 🍜 A local restaurant recommended by the hotel staff It is right next to the accommodation. I was not disappointed because the taste is delicious. Plus, the price is not expensive and the portions are big. It is a small restaurant that locals or tourists often stop by to eat. Inside, you can sit at the counter bar and see every step of the cooking process, in the Japanese style. There is also a Thai menu 👍🏻 🕰️ Opening hours: Open daily from 17:00 to 00:30 💴 Starting price for ramen is 850¥ 📍 Get off at Shin-Imamiya Station - West Exit 📍 Get off at Dobutsuen-Mae Station - Exit 4 #Get a discount without relying on luck #Osaka travel #Osaka #Japan travel #Japan #Japanese ramen

This shop is called Tenryu-ramen Hassenro. We stayed at the 3U Hotel. The staff recommended it because it was very close to our accommodation. We were not disappointed. The shop is quite small and there are not many seats. The shop has menus in Thai, Chinese and Korean, so don't worry about not being able to order. The staff at the shop provided excellent service. Today we ordered spicy ramen. It tasted delicious. The soup was well-rounded and not too spicy. The pork was soft and easy to chew. It was just right. We also ordered gyoza and karaage chicken. Everything was delicious. The price was also affordable. If you are staying in this area, please stop by. 🍜🥟🍚 🕰️bOpening hours: 05:00PM-12:30AM 💰Average price per person: ~150 baht 📍Address: Tenryu-ramen Hassenro Japan, 〒557-0004 Osaka, Nishinari Ward, Haginochaya, 1 Chome−4−1 太陽ビル #Osaka #Ramen #shinimamiyastation #Get discounts without relying on luck

Opened in 2015, 'Tenryu Ramen Hassenro' is an authentic ramen shop located in the famous Nishinari Ward. It is about a 3-minute walk from JR Shin-Imamiya Station. The shop has only an L-shaped counter with 13 seats. The shop is always crowded from noon to late at night, with many locals and foreigners. The staff can speak Japanese, Mandarin, and English. I always find it amazing that the staff can speak so many different languages. This time, I ordered the Tenryu Set: Tenryu Ramen, Fried Rice, and Gyoza. The ramen has a rich pork bone broth with a strong pork flavor but no unpleasant pork smell. The broth is slightly thick, with just the right amount of saltiness. The noodles are medium-thick and straight, smooth and delicious, and go well with the broth. The ingredients include pork belly, green onions, bean sprouts, and seaweed. The chashu (braised pork) in this restaurant is very tasty, with three pieces included. It looks like it will fall apart when picked up with chopsticks, but it is soft and tender when you put it in your mouth. The fried rice contains eggs, green onions, and carrots. It has a smooth surface, moist texture, and is slightly soft. The gyoza has a crispy skin, with just the right amount of salt, and is well-cooked. The fried chicken is also hot and delicious! The shop is very close to the station, cheap, and filling, offering great value for money. The ramen at this long-established shop is truly irresistible! Address: Japan 〒557-0004 Osaka, Nishinari Ward, Haginochaya, 1 Chome−4−1 Taiyo Building