Sapporo Ramen Yokocho invites you to savor the rich flavors of Hokkaido in the heart of Susukino. This guided ramen crawl leads you through a vibrant alley where over a dozen ramen shops await, each with unique specialties. Taste two signature bowls at carefully selected shops, each reflecting the soul of Sapporo-style miso ramen, known for its hearty, warming broths. Your local guide shares the fascinating history of ramen, from its postwar origins to its status as a culinary icon.
- Explore Sapporo's famous ramen alley known for its lively atmosphere
- Enjoy two signature bowls with a tasting credit of ¥1,000 each
- Learn about the rich history and evolution of miso ramen
- Experience a unique blend of culture and cuisine in a 2-hour tour
In the heart of Susukino, Ganso Sapporo Ramen Yokocho is the birthplace of Sapporo’s famous miso ramen and a legendary stop for noodle lovers. Along its narrow alley, ramen shops line up shoulder to shoulder, filling the air with the aroma of miso and rising steam.
The alley began in the 1950s, when small stalls served hearty bowls to warm locals through harsh winters. Here, Sapporo’s miso ramen was born—rich, comforting, and perfectly suited to the north. Soon it became a must-try for visitors from across Japan and beyond.
Today, the alley attracts everyone from locals to international travelers. Each shop has its own twist, from bowls topped with butter and corn to lighter modern variations. More than just food, Ramen Yokocho remains a symbol of Sapporo’s culture—best enjoyed under Susukino’s glowing neon lights.
Meet in front of FamilyMart Sapporo Susukino. Your guide will be waiting with a yellow sign. Please check the map for details.
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