Kinryu Ramen honten

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"Kinryu Ramen, representing Osaka's Golden Dragon signboard" If Fukuoka has Ichiran Ramen, Osaka has Kinryu Ramen. Of course, its taste and popularity may not compete with Ichiran, but the eye-catching golden dragon signboard at a corner of Dotonbori spontaneously generates word-of-mouth among tourists. The first ramen shop I visited when I went to Japan for the first time was this place, where I vividly remember the scene of boiling a pot with several whole pork backbones early in the morning. The broth is as rich as ever, but the saltiness has become somewhat excessive, so those visiting are advised to sufficiently accompany it with garlic and chive salad. Kinryu Ramen, with its main and branch stores spread across the Dotonbori area, embraces customers 24 hours a day, every day.