This post was written in 2018. Shop details and prices may have changed since then.
I’d heard that the oyster ramen at Kazami was really something, so I went to check it out.
The tray
Pretty modern, right?
Seasonal vegetables
With a clean, light ramen like this, vegetables make a nice topping too.
Kimagure gohan
It’s a rice bowl whose contents change from day to day; on this day it was shirasu (whitebait).
Oyster ramen
The soup really captured that distinctive, refreshing flavor of oysters. If you like oysters, this is a ramen I can strongly recommend. What’s impressive is that it’s just as good as the rich sake-lees ramen I had here before, even though the two have completely different characters. It’s the kind of place that makes you want to try the rest of the menu.
Other visits to this place
- Kazami, a Ramen Shop in Ginza 2018.01.07



