Dish ranking
Best ramen bowls in Tokyo
10 ramen bowls from 3 restaurants, ranked by 253 community votes.
Ramen shops specialise: one broth is the reason people queue. Here's which bowl to order where.
In Tokyo the community's current pick is Hakata-Style Ramen at Ichiran Ramen, with 42 votes. Every row below links to the dish page, where you can see the other dishes at that restaurant and add your own vote.
The ranking
- 1Hakata-Style RamenIchiran Ramen42 votes
- 2TsukemenFuunji38 votes
- 3Yuzu Shio RamenAfuri Ramen38 votes
- 4Yuzu Shoyu RamenAfuri Ramen35 votes
- 5Tori Paitan RamenFuunji34 votes
- 6Tonkotsu RamenIchiran Ramen33 votes
- 7Spicy RamenIchiran Ramen12 votes
- 8TsukemenAfuri Ramen11 votes
- 9Shio RamenFuunji8 votes
- 10Vegan Yuzu RamenAfuri Ramen2 votes
How to order ramen bowls well
- Order the shop's namesake broth before trying anything seasonal.
- Ask for firm noodles (katame) if you eat slowly.
- An extra egg or chashu is usually a better upgrade than a second side.
Ramen bowls in Tokyo: common questions
- What are the best ramen bowls in Tokyo?
- Right now diners rank Hakata-Style Ramen at Ichiran Ramen first, with 42 votes. The full ranking above covers 10 ramen bowls across 3 Tokyo restaurants and updates every time someone votes.
- How is this Tokyo ranking decided?
- Each dish is voted on individually by DishVote members, so the order reflects the specific plates people say are worth ordering — not an overall star rating for the restaurant.
- Can I add a ramen bowl that is missing?
- Yes. Open the restaurant page, add the dish, and it enters this ranking as soon as it gets its first vote.