If you want to see recipes reproduced from famous Ramen restaurants, COOKPIT (COOKPIT) has you covered! Ichiran, Jiro, Ieki, Hakata, Miso, salt, Shoyu, and many Ramen other popular and famous restaurants are now available. Focusing on featured recipes and popular flavors, we also publish combinations of commercial soups, sauces, and oils that can actually be used. "I want to make a Ramen from that famous restaurant" or "I want to serve it in the store" - for you, COOKPIT will fully support you in making Ramen specializing in recreating famous restaurants, from free samples to ingredient purchases.
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[Perfect Reproduction] A recipe that recreates the professional taste of Chinese noodles from "Shina Sobaya Koya"

Recipe for "Shina Sobaya Koya" Introduction This is a recipe that recreates the Koya-style Ramen from "Shina Sobaya Koya" a famous ramen shop in Tokyo (Wonton Station). "Shina Sobaya Koya"'s Koya-style Ramen includes a generous portion of wonton […]

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[Perfect Reproduction] A recipe that recreates the rich seafood Tsukemen of "Tsukemen Tetsu" with a professional taste

How to Recreate "Tsukemen Tetsu 's" Rich Seafood Tsukemen Introduction This is a recipe that recreates the rich seafood Tsukemen from "Tsukemen Tetsu" a restaurant famous for its location in Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo (Sendagi Station). "Tsukemen Tetsu 's" rich seafood Tsukemen is made with a broth made from pork bone and chicken broth simmered over high heat. […]

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[Perfect Reproduction] A recipe that recreates the rich seafood Tsukemen of "Rokurinsha" with a professional taste

How to Recreate Rokurinsha 's Rich Seafood Tsukemen Introduction This is a recipe that recreates the rich seafood Tsukemen from Rokurinsha a restaurant in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo (Tokyo Station). Rokurinsha 's rich seafood Tsukemen is a Tsukemen soup with fish powder on top of seaweed, and has a sweet taste.

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[Perfect Reproduction] A recipe that recreates the professional taste of Higashi-Ikebukuro Taishoken Tsukemen

Higashi-Ikebukuro Taishoken" How to make a reproduction of Tsukemen Introduction This is a recipe for Tsukemen from Higashi-Ikebukuro Taishoken, which represents Higashi Ikebukuro, Tokyo. The soup broth, which has the style of the "original Tsukemen", is made from pork bones, chicken bones, seafood, Aromatic Vegetables, etc., slowly [...].

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[Perfect Reproduction] A recipe that recreates the professional taste of Ogikubo Ramen from "Harukiya Honten"

How to Recreate Harukiya Honten 's Ogikubo Ramen Introduction This is a recipe that recreates the Ogikubo Ramen from Harukiya Honten that is a staple at Tokyo's Ogikubo Station. Harukiya Harukiya Honten 's Ogikubo Ramen looks like the real thing, a classic style that's reminiscent of Chinese noodles, with a Shoyu sauce soup […]

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[Perfect Reproduction] A recipe that recreates the professional taste of Marucho 's Chinese noodles

How to Recreate Ramen Marucho Marucho This is a recipe that recreates Marucho Ramen from Marucho, a restaurant that is a staple at Ogikubo Station in Tokyo. Marucho 's Marucho Ramen is characterized by its soup, which is rich in chicken bones and Katsuobushi flakes, and has been passed down since 1948.

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[Perfect Reproduction] A recipe that recreates Ramen 1960-nendai no Ramen with a professional taste

How to Recreate "1960-nendai no Ramen" Introduction This is a recipe that recreates "1960-nendai no Ramen "Ramen Ramen that represents Tokyo. "1960-nendai no Ramen" is characterized by its nostalgic, old-fashioned flavor. "Heiwaken" […]

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[Perfect Reproduction] A recipe that recreates the Chinese Soba ① from "1931-nen-goro no Shina Soba" with a professional taste

How to Recreate "1931-nen-goro no Shina Soba" Shina Soba ① Introduction This is a recipe that recreates the "1931-nen-goro no Shina Soba" a Tokyo-style dish. "1931-nen-goro no Shina Soba" Shina Soba features a traditional Shoyu soup and simple ingredients.

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[Perfect Reproduction] A recipe that recreates the original Ramen of "Rairai-ken" with a professional taste

How to Recreate the Original Ramen from "Rairai-ken" Introduction This is a recipe that recreates the original Ramen from "Rairai-ken," a ramen shop that represents Asakusa, Tokyo. "Rairai-ken 's" original Ramen is said to be the birthplace of Tokyo Ramen, and has remained unchanged since ancient times.

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[Perfect Reproduction] A recipe that recreates the professional taste of "Yokaro 's" Kumagaya Shoyu Ramen

How to Recreate "Yokaro 's" Kumagaya Shoyu Ramen Introduction This is a recipe that recreates the Kumagaya Shoyu Ramen from "Yokaro" a restaurant that represents Kumagaya City, Saitama Prefecture. "Yokaro 's" Kumagaya Shoyu Sauce Ramen has a rich soup made from chicken bones, pork bones, and Dried sardine stock, […]

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[Perfect Reproduction] A recipe that recreates the professional taste of "Chintatsu Soba"'s green onion Ramen

How to Recreate "Chintatsu Soba 's" Negi Ramen Introduction This is a recipe that recreates the negi Ramen from "Chintatsu Soba," a restaurant representative of Chichibu City, Saitama Prefecture. "Chintatsu Soba 's" negi Ramen is a thick soup similar to stewed Ramen, topped with a generous amount of negi […]

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[Perfect Reproduction] A recipe that recreates Zenya's Shio Ramen with a professional taste

How to Recreate Zenya's Shio Ramen Introduction This is a recipe that recreates the shio Ramen from Zenya, a restaurant that is famous in Niiza City, Saitama Prefecture. Zenya's shio Ramen is characterized by its "golden salt soup," which is sure to get you hooked once you try it. […]

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[Perfect Reproduction] A recipe that recreates the professional taste of Kinpira Ramen

How to Make Kinpira Ramen Introduction This is a recipe that recreates Kinpira Ramen, a local noodle dish that is representative of Fujimino City, Saitama Prefecture. As the name suggests, Kinpira Ramen is a local noodle dish topped with kinpira (fermented soy sauce) on top of Ramen.

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[Perfect Reproduction] A recipe that recreates the professional taste of "Niangniang" stamina Ramen

How to Recreate "Nyan Nyan" Stamina Ramen Introduction This is a recipe that recreates Ramen from "Nyan Nyan," a ramen shop that is representative of Urawa City, Saitama Prefecture. This hearty stamina Ramen is very popular! The soup stock is a double blend of animal and seafood broth.

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[Perfect Reproduction] A recipe that recreates the professional taste of Midoriya Shokudo 's Nirasaki Ramen

How to Recreate Midoriya Shokudo 's Nirasaki Ramen Introduction This is a recipe that recreates the Nirasaki Ramen of Midoriya Shokudo representative of Nirasaki City, Yamanashi Prefecture. Midoriya Shokudo 's Nirasaki Ramen has a dark-colored soup and a low salt content.

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[Perfect Reproduction] A recipe that recreates the professional taste of Sankakuya 's Shoyu Ramen

Recreating "Sankakuya "Shoyu Ramen Introduction This is a recipe that recreates Shoyu Ramen of "Sankakuya," a restaurant that is representative of Fuefuki City, Yamanashi Prefecture. "Sankakuya"'s Shoyu Ramen is a very simple-tasting Shoyu Ramen with a strong Shoyu flavor but a Light taste […]

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