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    Ginza Ramen Shiraishi

    銀座ラーメン 白石

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    Ginza Ramen Shiraishi occupies an intimate space in Ginza 8-Chome near the border with Shimbashi. Founded by a Kagoshima native, the shop brews a clear shoyu broth from Kagoshima Kurobuta pork bones and chicken bones without oiliness or pork funk. The broth is light, savory, and clean, paired with thin firm noodles and thick slices of sweet-simmered Kurobuta pork belly chashu that melt on the tongue.

    Shiraishi Ramen (白石らーめん) & Kurobuta Chashumen at Ginza Ramen Shiraishi
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    Shiraishi Ramen (白石らーめん) & Kurobuta Chashumen

    Shoyu
    Kagoshima Kurobuta
    Thin straight wheat noodles
    Ticket machine
    ¥1,000–1,999

    Good to know & entry protocol

    Located five minutes from Shimbashi Station Ginza Exit. Payment is cash only at the counter or ticket machine. Popular with local salarymen and late-night Ginza patrons. Counter seats only.

    Operational note: Shoyu chuka soba
    Counter seating

    Location

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    東京都中央区銀座8-10-14 八ッ橋ビル 1F

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    What to expect

    Noodles

    Thin straight wheat noodles

    Broth

    Shoyu
    Kagoshima Kurobuta

    Typical price

    ¥1,000–1,999

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    Recommended order

    Shiraishi Ramen (白石らーめん) & Kurobuta Chashumen

    Reliable neighbourhood option between Ginza and Shimbashi. Classic shoyu/shio approach.

    Getting there

    東京都中央区銀座8-10-14 八ッ橋ビル 1F

    5 min from Shimbashi

    JR Yamanote Line, Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Toei Asakusa Line

    Hours

    11:30–15:00, 17:30–22:00 (Mon–Fri); 11:30–16:00 (Sat). Closed Sundays and public holidays.

    Closed: Sunday

    Queue & entry protocol

    Located five minutes from Shimbashi Station Ginza Exit. Payment is cash only at the counter or ticket machine. Popular with local salarymen and late-night Ginza patrons. Counter seats only.

    Ticketing & operational notice: Shoyu chuka soba

    How to Order
    Native Japanese audio

    This shop likely uses a ticket machine (食券機 / kenbaiki). Buy your ticket before sitting down.

    Order your bowl

    醤油ラーメンをください

    Shoyu ramen o kudasai

    Customise your noodles
    麺かためでMen katame de (firm noodles)
    麺やわらかめでMen yawarakame de (soft noodles)
    替え玉くださいKaedama kudasai (extra noodles)
    Useful phrases
    おいしい！Oishii! — Delicious!
    お会計お願いしますOkaikei onegai shimasu — Check, please
    ごちそうさまでしたGochisousama deshita — Thank you for the meal (said when leaving)
    大盛りでOomori de — Large portion, please
    少なめでSukuname de — Smaller portion, please

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    Select your restrictions. Show the generated card to restaurant staff.

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    Questions about Ginza Ramen Shiraishi

    What is the nearest station to Ginza Ramen Shiraishi?
    Shimbashi, about a 5-minute walk away. Shimbashi is served by JR Yamanote Line, Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and Toei Asakusa Line.
    What should I order at Ginza Ramen Shiraishi?
    Shiraishi Ramen (白石らーめん) & Kurobuta Chashumen. The kitchen works in Shoyu and Kagoshima Kurobuta. Noodles: thin straight wheat noodles.
    How much does ramen cost at Ginza Ramen Shiraishi?
    A bowl runs ¥1,000–1,999. Bring cash: the shop does not take cards. Order from the ticket machine by the door before sitting down.
    When is Ginza Ramen Shiraishi open?
    11:30–15:00, 17:30–22:00 (Mon–Fri); 11:30–16:00 (Sat). Closed Sundays and public holidays. Closed Sunday.
    What should I know before visiting Ginza Ramen Shiraishi?
    Seating is at the counter.