Sugakiya ramen Nagoya

Sugakiya Ramen is a ramen chain primarily based in Nagoya. If you live in Nagoya, you’ll find Sugakiya almost everywhere. You’re likely to spot one in AEON malls or station buildings. While the taste may be subjective, its main appeal is its affordability. This time, I visited a Sugakiya located in the underground shopping area of Sakae Station. I’ll explain what kind of restaurant it is with accompanying photos.

In this shop located in Sakae station, you place your order using the ticket vending machine located right at the entrance. The machine can be switched to English, so international visitors should have no trouble ordering.

When your number is called, you simply go and pick up your ramen. It’s straightforward, so there shouldn’t be any confusion.

Ramen, rice, and ice cream—all for about 1,000 yen. Honestly, the prices have gone up quite a bit. It used to be much cheaper back in the day.

One of Sugakiya’s famous originals is their unique spoon-and-fork hybrid. With this utensil, it’s easy to eat the toppings in the ramen.
Sugakiya has long been loved by the locals in Nagoya. While it’s not necessarily known for being exceptionally delicious, it could be an interesting experience for travelers who want to try something that holds a special place in the hearts of the locals.
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