How Much Is Ichiran in Japan? Price, Kaedama, Pork-Free

Ichiran does not print yen prices on its official menu pages. On 29 June 2026 it announced that ramen and topping prices would go up at some shops from 1 July 2026, and it points customers to the ticket machine in each shop for the details.

So the price you pay depends on the shop. Look at the ticket machine at the entrance before you queue for a seat. We do not use prices from other websites, because they are not Ichiran's own.

Ichiran invites you to order kaedama (a second serving of noodles) for the soup you have left, and calls its kaedama ordering system one of the five things it started. The menu page gives no kaedama price.

Style

Tonkotsu (pork-bone) ramen, one dish

Hours

Many shops are open 24 hours, such as the original Nanokawa shop in Fukuoka

Languages

English, Traditional and Simplified Chinese and Korean (partly machine-translated)

Pork-free

A tonkotsu-free (no pork) ramen at one dedicated shop, Namba Midosuji in Osaka. Made with the same equipment as the pork ramen

Vegan

Ichiran says it is not vegan

Halal-certified bowl

Ichiran says the tonkotsu-free ramen uses no halal-certified meat and is not made for Muslims

Checked on 17 and 18 October 2026. Ingredients and shops change. Ask the shop before you order if you avoid pork, meat or animal products for religious or health reasons. An allergy label does not tell you if food is halal.

Booking

Priority service at 8 shops: choose a time and pay by credit card in advance; you are seated first, but no seat is held