HIKAKIN's Misokin Ramen Opens Osaka Store Four Times the Size of Ikebukuro
The Osaka opening expands Misokin's physical presence after the Tokyo Station store closed and the Ikebukuro store opened, with the new location sized to accommodate families.
Reporting from 1 source: KAI-YOU.
Misokin, the ramen brand supervised by YouTuber HIKAKIN, opens a new store in Osaka on August 1. Located on the fourth floor of Abeno Cues Town, the store is about four times the size of the Ikebukuro location. All seating is table seats. Reservations for the first nine days are already full.
The Osaka store opens on the fourth floor of Abeno Cues Town, a commercial facility in Osaka City. Unlike the Tokyo Ramen Street store, it has no counter seats; all seating is table seats, which the announcement says makes it easier for families to visit. The kitchen also takes up a corresponding area.
An opening ceremony is scheduled for August 1 at Abeno Cues Town, with participation by advance lottery. The mascot costume for the official Misokin character Tenshu-kun, which appeared in the store introduction video, is expected to appear.
Misokin began as a cup ramen released in May 2023, developed with Nissin Foods. The physical stores in Tokyo have served about 180,000 meals combined.
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