This is an indoor food facility in Yokohama’s Kohoku area where several ramen shops from different regions of Japan operate in one place.
Visitors can try multiple bowls in small portions inside a retro-style space. It is easy to use during a break between trips or in bad weather.
Facilities and Atmosphere
Several ramen shops operate inside the building, and visitors order and eat at each counter. It is suitable for a meal break during a trip or for trying regional ramen in one visit.
The first floor has a souvenir area where visitors can buy instant ramen and related goods. There are also small exhibition areas and a shop, so short meal-focused visits are easy.
Accessibility and Time Expectations
It is about a few minutes on foot from Shin-Yokohama Station. A meal-only visit usually takes about 30–60 minutes. Lunchtime becomes crowded, and waiting times differ by shop. Choosing a shop with a shorter line can reduce the total waiting time before eating.
Cost and Physical Load
Entry requires a paid admission ticket, and food is paid separately at each shop.
The facility is fully indoors, and walking distance is short, so physical load is small.Movement mainly takes place along corridors and stair areas inside the building.
Combination with Nearby Areas
The museum is easy to combine with the commercial area around Shin-Yokohama Station. It works well as a meal stop after arrival or before departure.
Basic Information
Location: Yokohama (Kohoku / Shin-Yokohama Area)
Nearest Station: Shin-Yokohama Station
Admission: Paid entry + food charged separately
Note: Some shops offer small-size ramen portions, which makes tasting multiple bowls easier
Official Site : https://www.raumen.co.jp/
FAQ
Yes. A short visit is possible, and many people stop by only for a meal. Most visitors spend about 30–60 minutes inside, but it is also fine to stay longer if you want to explore the displays or try more than one ramen shop.
Yes. The admission ticket is only for entering the museum. Ramen and drinks are paid for separately at each shop inside. You can choose one bowl or try several smaller “mini bowls,” and you pay at each restaurant when you order.
Yes. The facility is indoors and comfortable for families. There are seats inside the ramen shops, rest areas, and stroller-friendly spaces. However, it can become crowded during weekends and holidays, so visiting earlier in the day is recommended for families with small children.