There are many ramen dishes in Japan that are still unknown.

Famous local ramen.
A bowl that has been around for a long time in the town.
A bowl born from new ideas.
A bowl discovered by someone during their travels.

The soup, noodles, and ingredients vary by shop.
Even within the same region, each shop has its own unique flavor.

"Ramen 100" is a map that grows as people from all over Japan post their recommendations.

It doesn't start with 100 correct answers lined up.

Someone introduces a bowl.
Someone who sees that post encounters a shop or town they didn't know about.
And then, new recommendations are added to the map.

From a single post, the landscape of ramen in Japan gradually expands.

Whether it's a bowl that is still not widely known, a familiar bowl in the local area, or a bowl that remains in the memory of travelers, they are all the stars of this map.

What you can encounter here is not just a list of ramen.

Through a bowl, you can see the diverse flavors of Japan and the reasons someone wanted to share them.

First, try to find a bowl you don't know.

#Ramen100