Taiki Nishicho Honten

Local Food
Lunch Dinner Non smoking

Experience the history of Toyama Black ramen in the birthplace of the original Taiki ramen shop.

This is the birthplace of "Taiki," known as the originator of Toyama Black ramen.

Although the restaurant temporarily closed due to various circumstances, it was encouraged by many voices hoping for its reopening, and new members have taken over the business, restarting as "Nishimachi Daiki."

The key to this ramen lies in the salty bamboo shoots. The intense flavor, strong enough to be eaten as a side dish with rice, is a remnant of the time when it was intended to replenish the salt levels of manual laborers. Mixing the noodles and toppings vigorously with the rich soy sauce-based soup mellows the saltiness, creating a harmonious blend of flavors. Combined with the coarsely chopped green onions and freshly ground black pepper, this is a powerful bowl of ramen that you won't forget after just one bite.

Please enjoy the history of Toyama Black ramen, along with a bowl of rice.

Facility information

Name Taiki Nishicho Honten
Address 1-1-7 Otaguchi-dori, Toyama City
Phone 076-423-3001
Business hours 11:00 ~ 20:00
seat 27 seats at the counter
Holiday Wednesday (open on public holidays)
Parking None
Access
train From Toyama Station (South Exit), take the "Circular Line (Centram)" and get off at the "Grand Plaza-mae" tram stop. It's about a 1-minute walk from there.
train From Toyama Station (South Exit), take the tram bound for "Minami-Toyama Station" → Get off at "Nishimachi" tram stop, then walk for about 3 minutes.
Parts and accessories Approximately 10 minutes by car from the Toyama Interchange on the Hokuriku Expressway.
Official Website https://www.nisicho-taiki.com/
Remarks If you want to enjoy comparing different flavors, this is the place to start! The Nishimachi main store is right next to the Toyama City Glass Museum. There is also a Toyama Marche store inside the train station and a Futakuchi store in the suburbs.
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