What is the appeal of the ramen at "Musoshin," a shop that holds noodle workshops in Gion? To book a noodle making experience, please visit the Musoshin noodle making machine experience center.
Did you know that there is a shop in Gion, Kyoto that holds noodle workshops? You may have heard of courses such as soba noodle making and mochi pounding, but you probably haven’t heard much about a shop where you can experience making authentic ramen.
Here we introduce “Musoshin”, a restaurant that holds noodle workshops in Gion. What is the appeal of Musoshin’s ramen? We will also introduce in detail the attention to detail given to vegetarians and vegans. If you are interested, please make a reservation at the Gion noodle workshop/Musoshin noodle making machine experience center and experience making ramen.
The appeal of ramen at "Musousin," a shop that holds noodle workshops in Gion
“Musoushin”, which will be holding a noodle workshop in Gion, is an authentic veggie potage ramen shop with its main store in Kameoka and also a store in Takatsuki. Veggie potage ramen is short for vegetable potage ramen, and is ramen made with a soup made by combining a potage of several kinds of vegetables, such as potatoes and onions, with pork bone soup.
Musoushin’s veggie potage soup is a rich soup made with eight kinds of vegetables, perfectly matched with the homemade flat noodles, and the melt-in-your-mouth pork is also popular. There are many popular menu items, such as the spicy Thai-style Musoushin and the Gion store’s specialty Gion black soba.
The Gion store, located in the tourist-populated Gion area, is well-known among foreign tourists and is often crowded at lunchtime. For this reason, we recommend making a reservation in advance before visiting.
About food allergies in "Musoshin"
At Musoushin, the ingredients are clearly stated. The ingredients used are as follows:
First of all, the specialty flat noodles are made fresh using domestic wheat flour, salt, kansui, and calcined calcium. Calcined calcium is made by slowly calcining finely crushed scallop shells at a high temperature of over 1000 degrees, and then grinding them even finer into fine particles.
The soup is made with a chicken and pork base, superior soup stock, potatoes, garlic, ginger, Kyoto murasaki, oyster sauce, dried sardine soup, and seasonings (amino acids, etc.), and some of the ingredients contain sugar, wheat, beef, mackerel, soybeans, and pork.
Of these, the food that may cause food allergies is wheat. Possible allergic symptoms include hives, bloodshot eyes, abdominal pain, nausea, sneezing, difficulty breathing, and anaphylactic shock. Beef, mackerel, and pork may also cause food allergies. Please be careful if you have allergies to these foods.
The “Musoushin” ramen contains a total of 2,300g of fresh noodles x 5, 250g of soup x 5, 15g of bamboo shoots x 5, 50g of roasted pork x 5, and 15g of Kujo leek x 5.
"Musoshin" is also considerate of vegetarians and vegans
Musoushin, which holds noodle workshops in Gion, also takes into consideration food taboos due to religious reasons. It is possible to provide ramen that is suitable for vegetarians and vegans so that foreign tourists can dine with peace of mind.
Please let the staff know if you would like this option.
Experience making "Musoushin" noodles at the Gion noodle workshop! For reservations, please contact the Musoushin noodle making machine experience center.
Musoshin, a ramen shop that holds noodle workshops in Gion, is known for its authentic veggie potage ramen made with carefully made, flat noodles. The rich, full-bodied soup goes well with the noodles, and the shop is popular with foreign tourists who visit Gion. To ensure that foreigners can dine at the shop with peace of mind, the shop can also provide dishes that are considerate of vegetarians and vegans. The ingredients are disclosed, so people with food allergies can also dine at the shop with peace of mind.
At the Musoshin Noodle Making Machine Experience Center in Gion, you can experience making the homemade noodles served at Musoshin. You can also compare different noodles and taste them for yourself, so please come and experience it for yourself. Reservations can be made online.
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Experience making your own noodles at the Musoshin Noodle Making Machine Experience Center in Gion
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Musoshin noodle making machine experience center |
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Higashiyama, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 605-0805 |
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3 minutes walk from Keihan Gion-Shijo Station |
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11:00-15:00 Irregular holidays |
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