Aoba first started to serve the soup made from fish, pork and chicken and many other ramen shops followed Aoba. The noodles are original to Aoba - a hybrid of udon and chinese noodles. The noodle gets a taste check by the staff every day before they open the shop in order to serve only the best.
If you order the special chuka soba (900 yen), you'll have double the amount of toppings compared to the normal chuka soba. Chashu (roasted pork) is so soft that you can't hold it in your chopsticks, soft-boiled eggs and pleasantly textured bamboo shoots are all absolutely amazing.
Aoba has only counter seats which are always kept clean. Seats overlook the kitchen, this simple setting gives you a chance to see the drama that goes to prepare a ramen. Although Aoba has expanded and now has 20 shops, its main shop still has the atmosphere of a good old ramen shop.
Aoba first started to serve the soup made from fish, pork and chicken and many other ramen shops followed Aoba. The noodles are original to Aoba - a hybrid of udon and chinese noodles. The noodle gets a taste check by the staff every day before they open the shop in order to serve only the best.
If you order the special chuka soba (900 yen), you'll have double the amount of toppings compared to the normal chuka soba. Chashu (roasted pork) is so soft that you can't hold it in your chopsticks, soft-boiled eggs and pleasantly textured bamboo shoots are all absolutely amazing.
Aoba has only counter seats which are always kept clean. Seats overlook the kitchen, this simple setting gives you a chance to see the drama that goes to prepare a ramen. Although Aoba has expanded and now has 20 shops, its main shop still has the atmosphere of a good old ramen shop.