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Entrance to Tokyo Ramen Street in Tokyo Station, with customers queuing outside a shop

Photo: Tokyo ramen street panorama Sep 23 2019 09-08PM.jpeg by Nesnad (CC BY 4.0, cropped), via Wikimedia Commons.

Tokyo Ramen Street at Tokyo Station: 10 Shops, Hours, Vegan

Tokyo Ramen Street has 10 ramen shops on basement 1 of Tokyo Station First Avenue, with no entry ticket; hours differ by shop (checked 17 and 18 October 2026).

2 shops say they come from outside Tokyo (Aomori and Kitakata), and Soranoiro NIPPON serves vegan Vegi Soba.

Do you pay to enter Tokyo Ramen Street, and when is it open?

Entry
No ticket
Earliest shop opens
9:00
Entry
No entry ticket: it is a row of shops in the station
Hours by shop
Differs by shop. Soranoiro NIPPON, for example, opens 9:00-23:00 (last orders 22:30)

Tokyo Ramen Street has no entry ticket or gate. You pay only for what you eat, at each shop.

Which ramen shops are in Tokyo Ramen Street?

Shops
10 shops (counted on the official page, 17 October 2026)
From other regions
2 of 10: Tsugaru Niboshi Hirakoya from Aomori (its first permanent shop outside Aomori) and Shokudo Hasegawa from Kitakata, Fukushima
Shops from other regions, where the official pages say where each shop comes from (of all shops)
  1. Tokyo Ramen Kokugikan Mai5 of 6
  2. Tokyo Ramen Festa 20269 of 12
  3. Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum5 of 8
  4. Ramen Stadium3 of 8
  5. Tokyo Ramen Street2 of 10

We count a shop as from another region only when the official page names a prefecture, city or country for it. Other shops may also come from elsewhere.

Shokudo Hasegawa from Kitakata is a limited-time shop, 6 August to 23 November 2026.

Is there vegan ramen on Tokyo Ramen Street?

Vegan: Soranoiro NIPPONGluten-free: Soranoiro NIPPON

Soranoiro NIPPON has gluten-free and vegan dishes, such as Vegi Soba: whole-wheat noodles in a soy milk and mushroom soup.

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

Paying and good to know at Tokyo Ramen Street

Paying
Soranoiro NIPPON takes cash and transport IC cards only
Languages
English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean and Thai pages

How do you get to Tokyo Ramen Street?

Getting there
Basement 1 of Tokyo Station First Avenue, inside Tokyo Station

Frequently asked questions

Do you need a ticket for Tokyo Ramen Street?

Tokyo Ramen Street has 10 ramen shops on basement 1 of Tokyo Station First Avenue, with no entry ticket; hours differ by shop (checked 17 and 18 October 2026).

What time does Tokyo Ramen Street open?

Differs by shop. Soranoiro NIPPON, for example, opens 9:00-23:00 (last orders 22:30).

Is there vegan ramen on Tokyo Ramen Street?

Yes. Soranoiro NIPPON has gluten-free and vegan dishes, such as Vegi Soba with whole-wheat noodles in a soy milk and mushroom soup. It takes cash and transport IC cards only.

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Sources for this page

  1. Tokyo Ramen Street: official information (Japanese)東京ラーメンストリート
  2. Tokyo Ramen Street: site policy (Japanese)東京ラーメンストリート