Day 2: Raumen Stadium (Canal City) - Fukuoka, Japan

This reminds me of the Ramen Koji in Osaka.  On the 5th floor of Canal City, there is the Raumen Stadium.  A floor filled with ramen shops selling specialty ramen from different part of Japan.  I love ramen.  For a quick "snack" before dinner, we decided to have some ramen noodle.  That sounds totally crazy....ramen as snack before dinner.  Good that I don't live in Japan.  If not, I'd become 600 pounds in no time!

Random picture of one of the shops.  I didn't come to this one...

I went to The Sapporo Ramen Earth.  They have a website dedicated to Raumen Stadium, introducing different shops: http://canalcity.co.jp.e.jx.hp.transer.com/ra_sta/shop/lists/

There wasn't any special reason I picked The Sapporo Ramen Earth. The only reason was there wasn't a line.  And for this reason, I think that's why the noodle didn't turn out to be as good?

We got the miso ramen, shoyu ramen and giant gyoza~  Got the food tickets at the front of the shop, which was pretty much all in Japanese.  Luckily, there was a waitress to help us.

Ramen arrived!  Although I see it wasn't as good as I expected, it was still very good~  Love how thick the soup is~  Drooling as I look at the pics.

Raumen Stadium is at point f in the list "Places Part 1" on the map below:

Chi

Day 1: Airbnb Stay > Yatai > Donkihote Nakasu shop
Day 2: Uminonakamichi Seaside Park > Animal Forest at Uminonakamichi Seaside Park > Hakata Port Tower > Tenjin > Gram Cafe and Pancakes > Canal City > Raumen Statium (Canal City) > All You Can Eat Yakiniku カルビ市場
Day 3: 唐戶市場 Karatoichiba > Mojiko > Kawachi Fujien > Kitte Mall > いちにぃさん 博多駅くうてん店 > 元祖ラーメン > ナンバーワン Ramen
Day 4: Fukuoka Castle 福岡城跡 > Maizuru Park 舞鶴公園 > 大濠公園Ohori Park > 一蘭 本社総本店 > Kawabata Shopping Arcade > Kushida Shrine > Tōchō-ji Temple > Boat Rowing at 大濠公園Ohori Park > Japanese Style Italian Food at らるきぃ > Tempura at 楽ちゃん港本店
Day 5: うどん > 博多八昌 > Fukuoka City Museum > Robot Square > Momochi Seaside Park > Fukuoka Tower > 溫野菜

Day 6: Hakata Port Tower