Beef noodles / ramen · SUITA
松阪牛麺 吹田店
680 m from Yamada Station · about 11 min on foot
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▶Watch the video guideGood to know: Queues guaranteed · closed Wednesdays [Video guide]
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Dish names are shown in Japanese as displayed in the shop. Prices are reference values from public sources — please confirm on site.
Notes for travelers
Many English reviews. The unusual ritual — pour the broth over the meat, then eat — is hard to grasp on a first visit, which makes the video guide a perfect fit. [Video guide available]
Reviews
The signature "experience" noodle bowl (¥1,000–1,200): hot broth is poured over raw sliced Matsusaka beef and mizuna at your seat, and you watch the meat change color in front of you. The seafood-based broth layered with aburakasu richness is described as "less ramen, more refined clear soup," and you can shift the flavor with lemon rounds or oboro kombu. The whole-wheat noodles taste closer to soba. The beef is a rare cut — only about 2kg per animal — salt-aged for a full day and cooked at low temperature. Only 10 counter seats, so queues at mealtimes are a given. [Web] Tabelog 3.55, 171 Retty reviews. Ticket machine system; three parking spaces behind the shop.
The first review is our summary of public reviews and on-site information (not a verbatim repost).
Sources: public information from Google Maps, Tabelog, official sites (surveyed Aug 2026). Hours and prices change.