've not been, (didn’t even know it existed), but it might be worth the trip. Shucks, I might make a day out of it, and also check out the Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum (no joke). See the link below for info on the Curry Museum,... (1 reply, last updated by tetsu-no-haha March 31, 2001)

I had very high expectations for eating at the Yokohama Ramen Museum. Oh, I suppose I had other reasons for visiting Yokohama, like the 150th Anniversary of the opening of the Port of Yokohama (a fairly extensive and impressive... (2 replies, last updated by Steve August 31, 2009)

Last I was there, in 2005, I ate as many bowls as I could stand of the chasiu miso ramen at stand #3, Keyaki Ramen (I also have eaten at the mind-blowing original in Sapporo). The museum's website English version says that Keyaki... (2 replies, last updated by Keizo February 18, 2008)

place in Yokohama that specializes in amazing pork cha siu for their ramen and wonton soups, but can’t remember the name. Your suggestions are much appreciated! Noodles, pub-style, and tempura bars are especially appreciated... (6 replies, last updated by Polecat January 16, 2007)

The Ramen Museum is at Shin-Yokohama - only 15 minutes from Tokyo Station (and even closer to Shinagawa) if you take the Shinkansen. Adding in the train fare makes it a pricey bowl of ramen, but it’s a free trip if you... (16 replies, last updated by shoe December 29, 2006)

after the first spoonful of soup. Creamy and a bit greasy but nonetheless excellent broth. Really thin nooldes and a good complement to the hearty broth. I would rate it as the second best after one of the ramen shop I sampled in... (9 replies, last updated by Eric Eto January 17, 2004)

getting off the plane from Narita.. Be prepared to queue though! http://www.tokyoeki-1bangai.co.jp/ramenstreet/ The other place you must go to is the Ramen Museum in Yokohama, not far from Shin Yokohama station (about 20 mins from... (56 replies, last updated by jem589 November 17, 2009)

Information on the Yokohama Ramen Museum: http://www.bento.com/phgal3. Info on more Japanese Food Museums: http://www.kikkoman.com/forum/sj007.html Info on Jacqueline Newman’s Chinese Cookbook Collection: http (26 replies, last updated by bivalvelovr August 10, 2007)

and redoubling your research efforts. You might want to also consider the ramen themed attractions like the ramen museum in Shin-Yokohama and smaller, but similar set-ups in Ikebukuro and Shinagawa. (34 replies, last updated by I_heart_ramen April 28, 2008)

Just got back from Japan and an unforgettable visit to the Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum. I sampled an outrageously delicious bowl of Kumamoto-style ramen at one of the stands and would love to know from our CH ramen experts if this... (12 replies, last updated by groover808 April 11, 2009)

across the street from there (for Sapporo style ox tail ramen). I’m sure there are other good ramen-ya’s on the strip or nearby. Shin Yokohama Ramen Museum in Japan (Yokohama) - maybe not the best ramen in all of... (16 replies, last updated by TomG August 1, 2006)

If you’re comparing ramen, you really should try: Hakata Ramen Shin-Sen-Gumi 2015 West Redondo Beach Boulevard (east of Van Ness) Gardena, CA 90247 telephone: (310) 329-1335 Link: http://www.mindspring.com/~bwong3/shinsenr.htm (60 replies, last updated by zeprosnepsid January 20, 2008)

locations. One in Mountain View on Villa/Castro. The other on University in Berkeley. Kobe style ramen, and closest resemblance somewhat to what I had in Japan (Yokohama ramen museum!) but still a while off. Santa – as... (10 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong December 23, 2003)

Are you going to hit the Ramen Museum in Shin-Yokohama, by any chance? It is not that far outside of Tokyo, and is well worth the trip. Any number of well-known Ramen establishments rotate in and out of this place, which makes... (7 replies, last updated by alexfood November 14, 2006)

in the Bay Area, but unfortunately still falls behind my personal favorites: Ramen Museum in Yokohama, and Tenkaippin in Waikiki (Oahu); this is a chain shop from Japan that has a killer Kotteri ramen that is basically melted... (10 replies, last updated by stephanie June 24, 2004)