Hasegawa Shoten
長谷川商店
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Hasegawa Shoten in central Kitakata offers a nostalgic dining room experience unchanged for decades. The kitchen brews a traditional, clear shoyu soup from pork bone stock, root vegetables, and local soy sauce. Flat, wavy high-moisture noodles deliver the classic soft, bouncy slurp of historical Kitakata ramen.

Chuka Soba (中華そば) & Curry Rice
Good to know & entry protocol
Located a 15-minute walk from Kitakata Station. Intimate, unhurried local atmosphere. Cash only.
Location
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福島県喜多方市字大和町1-85
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福島県喜多方市字大和町1-85
15 min from Kitakata
JR Banetsu West Line
Hours
11:00–15:00. Closed Sundays.
Closed: Sunday
Queue & entry protocol
Located a 15-minute walk from Kitakata Station. Intimate, unhurried local atmosphere. Cash only.
Ticketing & operational notice: Historic Kitakata food counter serving traditional noodles. Walk-up queue.
How to OrderNative Japanese audio
This shop likely uses a ticket machine (食券機 / kenbaiki). Buy your ticket before sitting down.
これをください
Kore o kudasai (This one, please)
Allergy card
Select your restrictions. Show the generated card to restaurant staff.
Questions about Hasegawa Shoten
- What is the nearest station to Hasegawa Shoten?
- Kitakata, about a 15-minute walk away. Kitakata is served by JR Banetsu West Line.
- What should I order at Hasegawa Shoten?
- Chuka Soba (中華そば) & Curry Rice. The kitchen works in Kitakata Shoyu. Noodles: flat thick wavy high-moisture wheat noodles.
- How much does ramen cost at Hasegawa Shoten?
- A bowl runs ¥1,000–1,999. Bring cash: the shop does not take cards.
- When is Hasegawa Shoten open?
- 11:00–15:00. Closed Sundays. Closed Sunday.
- What should I know before visiting Hasegawa Shoten?
- Seating is at the counter.