Ramen Yashichi - Osaka

We went there in March and were very impressed. Excellent service and humble Japanese style as always, big smiles from everyone from the restaurant. Ramen was superb, very tasty and rich soup and reasonable price as well! Although they had many customers in line but they had well-managed system too. Highly recommended!

One of the better ramen dishes I have had in Japan. The lady helping us at the ticket machine was extremely nice and patient. We eventually got a table and had delicious ramen! Kitchen staff was also very kind. You should try the soy broth, we really liked that one : Though you should expect to wait since they often are full and usually have a queue waiting outside to fill their stomaches with delicious yummy ramen. They also close pretty early so bear that in mind!!!

The best nudellades in Osaka. The soup is so deep rich taste that it can make my stomach almost the rest of the day full. They are fairly organized to give you a waiting number ticket that tells you the time to come back. :

Waiting outside wasn't bad. You will give you a ticket with a number and an estimated time so that you will go and back if you want. The cook spoke enough English to explain the ordering machine. I got the top option with soy sauce and my wife got it under her with salt. We both agreed that the top is better. Would you like to try the spicy diving sauce? It sits only about ten when you come and order from the machine, you will still observe inside how people eat. It is not as unpleasant as you think as most people look at phones while waiting or eating. Fantastic noodles if I didn't say that. I like the style of noodles here, almost pasta as in the texture. Be sure that the hurry and eat and not sit to talk so that others can eat! I would add that for such a small place it had many customers who spoke English, My wife and I were not the only. As my wife said, “I guess that happens with good internet reviews! ‘

Don’t be fooled by the lack of a queue. When you first arrive, you get little cards that tell you your queue number and what time to come back. Despite not speaking Japanese, the lady was really made me feel at home, and automatically offered to help change notes of the right denomination for the ordering machine. Noodles were full texture and one of the best I have ever eaten, served up with a broth that was stewed to perfection with a light dash of salt. Don’t miss this gem of a ramen shop.