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Yokocho Ramen
Yokocho Ramen
Rua Manuel Bernardes, 5B · Lisboa
A bowl of ramen on a wooden table

RAMEN-YA

Ourramen

The bowl begins long before it reaches your table.

Broth, tare, aromatic oil, noodles and toppings. Five elements prepared separately, designed to work together.

From the clearest Chintan to the richest, creamiest broths, each ramen has its own personality. What stays the same is the care we put into every ingredient.

SHIO · SHOYU · PAITAN · TONKOTSU

Foursignatures.

four ways to make ramen

Ramen with chashu, ajitama and spring onion
Shoyu Chintan with chashu, ajitama and bamboo shoots

醤油清湯

Shoyu Chintan

A clear poultry broth seasoned with soy sauce. Darker, deeper and rich in umami, with notes of garlic and shallot.

Thin house-made noodles, slow-cooked pork chashu, ajitama and wontons filled with confit duck and foie gras.

Shoyu Chintan with chashu, ajitama and bamboo shoots
A bowl of Shio Chintan on the table

塩清湯

Shio Chintan

A clear poultry broth seasoned with salt to let the ingredients speak for themselves. Delicate, clean and full of flavour.

Thin Tokyo-style noodles, pork chashu, ajitama, bamboo shoots and wontons filled with confit duck and foie gras.

A bowl of Shio Chintan on the table
A bowl of ramen with chashu, ajitama and bamboo shoots

鶏白湯

Tori Paitan

The creamier side of chicken. A slowly cooked broth, emulsified for body, texture and intensity.

Paired with thicker house-made noodles, pork belly chashu, ajitama, bamboo shoots and spring onion.

A bowl of ramen with chashu, ajitama and bamboo shoots
Tonkotsu with creamy broth and chashu

豚骨

Tonkotsu

An intense, creamy pork broth that can take up to two days to develop. Mayu, a burnt garlic oil, adds even more depth.

Thin, firm Hakata-style noodles, pork belly chashu, ajitama, bamboo shoots, spring onion and pickled ginger.

Tonkotsu with creamy broth and chashu
Fresh house-made noodles
Preparing wontons
Preparation in the Yokocho kitchen
Pouring tare into a bowl
Noodles lifted with chopsticks above a bowl of ramen

made in yokocho

SO MUCH MORE THAN NOODLES.

Our noodles are made every day with Japanese flour and kansui.

Our broths start from scratch, spend hours on the stove and receive house-made tare and aromatic oils.

We work with Bísaro pork and Portuguese poultry, match the noodles to each ramen and finish every bowl in full view in our open kitchen.

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