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Ramen · TenjinWeb-checked · Sep ’26

Ippudo Daimyo Main Store

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Ippudo's main ramen shop in Fukuoka, with two bowls named after the store itself.

A store-only ramen is on the list here, so you can order something no other Ippudo serves.

MoreWhat kind of place

In the Daimyo neighborhood of Fukuoka's central ward, this is the original Ippudo, the shop the whole ramen brand grew out of. The menu here includes a ramen you cannot order at any other Ippudo, and two of the bowls carry the shop's own name: honten shiromaru and honten akamaru.

Sources and evidence (3)
  • Besides cash it takes credit cards (VISA, Mastercard, JCB, AMEX, Diners Club, DISCOVER and UnionPay), transit IC cards, QR code payments and e-money, so you can walk in without any cash on you.source2026-08-16
  • The phone number, 0570-031-206, is a navi-dial line the caller pays for, and nothing is stated about whether it can be reached from an overseas cell phone.source2026-08-16
  • The ramen listed for this shop comes to three bowls, honten shiromaru, honten akamaru and Hakata soy sauce ramen, with no prices given.source2026-08-16
With kidsThe part that matters

Ramen comes out hot and it does not wait, which is a problem when one of you is holding a baby.

Ask, and the kitchen will cook the bowls one at a time, so one of you eats while the other holds the baby and then you swap, and neither bowl sits going cold.

The shop keeps children's chairs, so you don't have to carry a seat in, and it will bring a plastic sharing plate, small forks and a cutter to shorten the noodles.

The free drink is caffeine-free rooibos tea, which catches some kids off guard the first time, so ask and the staff will bring water instead.

It is open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., with last orders at 9:30, so an evening visit means having your order in before then.

Sources and evidence (4)
  • The free drink is caffeine-free rooibos tea rather than water. Children tasting it for the first time are sometimes taken aback by the flavor, and you can ask for water instead; some shops, such as the food court locations, do not serve the rooibos at all.source2026-08-16
  • No ticket machine: order from the counter staff. Kiwami Honten Akamaru ¥1,420, served in 3-4 minutes.sourceParents' visit reports · 2025
  • The bowl came in under five minutes. Spicy sprouts and takana are free if you ask.sourceParents' visit reports · 2022
  • Shiromaru ¥1,290, Akamaru ¥1,420, Hakata shoyu ¥1,390. Lunch sets weekdays 11-15; eggs peeled and onions cut by hand.sourceParents' visit reports · 2023
By age0-1 / 2-3 / 4-6
  • Ages 0-1You can bring baby food in and feed the baby first; if you want your own ramen after that, you can ask them to time the bowls to suit. When someone has to hold the baby, the shop offers "dakko change" — the bowls made one at a time, staggered — so the two of you can swap and both eat while it is hot. The water on the table is free rooibos tea, caffeine-free.The store page lists just four services — store-only ramen, credit cards, transit IC cards and a child's chair — and says nothing about a diaper changing table, a nursing room or strollers. The chairs vary by store: a tall high chair, one that clamps to the table, a Bumbo seat set on a sofa. The chain notes that when the shop is busy, or the staff member is still in training, they may not offer it, so ask for dakko change yourself.
  • Ages 2-3Besides the child's chair, out come a plastic sharing bowl, a small spoon and fork, and noodle scissors. For a child who cannot finish a whole bowl, you add a half-size kaedama of noodles to your own and share it into their dish. On the way out, one candy per child.The water served is rooibos tea; a child tasting it for the first time can be startled by how sharp it is, and you can ask for plain water instead. Toppings and the chilli paste can be left out or served on a separate dish — no spring onion, no wood ear mushroom, no spicy miso in the akamaru — though anything mixed in during prep may not be possible, and none of this is a promise of allergy handling. Open every day 11:00-22:00, last order 21:30.
  • Ages 4-6Three bowls are on the list here — honten shiromaru, honten akamaru and Hakata shoyu ramen — including ones no other Ippudo serves.Akamaru comes with spicy miso, so ask for it left out if they don't take heat. The whole shop is non-smoking. Alongside cash they take credit cards (VISA, Mastercard, JCB, AMEX, Diners Club, DISCOVER, UnionPay), transit IC cards, QR payments and e-money, so you can walk in without yen in your pocket. The phone number, 0570-031-206, is a navi-dial line charged to the caller, and whether it can be reached from an overseas mobile is not stated.
By weatherRain, heat, cold
  • Rainy dayYou eat inside the shop, and child seats are on hand.
  • Hot dayNot checked yet
  • Cold dayNot checked yet
Time needed45 min

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Indoor / outdoor, Tatami seating, Non-smoking, Allergy support, Private room, Best-fit ages (guide), Crowding (guide), Quietness (guide), Serving speed (guide), Lost-child support, Stroller access notes

* Not at this spot — nearest options (4)
  • Nursing space: not at the spot itself. We read 87 pages and found 15 nearby instead.
    • DOUDOU Beauty Salon, on the third floor at 1-10-15 Daimyo - the same block as the shop. It is on Fukuoka City's Baby Station register, offering nursing, diaper changing and hot water for formula source
    • Daimyo Garden City, second floor - two nursing rooms with a hot-water dispenser for formula, chairs, a sink and a bin, and wide enough to wheel a stroller in source
    • Iwataya main store, sixth floor - three or four private booths, described as the most in Tenjin, alongside a changing area, a hot-water dispenser for formula, a microwave, a sink and a diaper vending machine source
  • Diaper changing table: not at the spot itself. We read 87 pages and found 8 nearby instead.
    • Chuo Ward Office, first floor - two changing tables, a 3-minute walk (220m) from Akasaka subway station, over on the Daimyo 2-chome side source
    • Daimyo Garden City, second floor - the accessible restroom facing the nursing room has a changing bed source
    • Tenjin Chikagai underground mall, West 12th Avenue restroom - two changing tables, with a chair in front of them source
  • Diaper disposal bin: not at the spot itself. We read 87 pages and found 1 nearby instead.
    • The nursing room on the fifth floor of Solaria Plaza has a bin that takes diapers away automatically source
  • Kids' toilet seat & step stool: not at the spot itself. We read 87 pages and found 1 nearby instead.
    • Daimaru Fukuoka Tenjin, seventh floor of the main building, has children's toilets for boys and girls with partitions and a low washbasin source

Green = we confirmed it. Gray = not checked yet. Gray with a line through = the place does not have it.

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Where it is

1-13-14 Daimyo, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka 810-0041source

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Basics

Basics in detail (4)
Getting there
  • The address is 1-13-14 Daimyo, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka (810-0041), and the store code 1001 is what tells it apart from the brand's other shops, such as the Nishi-dori branch.source2026-08-16
  • The coordinates in the store page's structured data are 33.587850 / 130.395851, which is consistent with the official address in 1-chome Daimyo, Chuo-ku.source2026-08-16
Hours and closures
  • It is open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day with no difference by day of the week, per the structured data on the store page, and since the page notes that last orders come 30 minutes before closing, that puts last orders at 9:30 p.m.source2026-08-16
  • Last orders are 30 minutes before closing, at 9:30 p.m., so a dinner visit means having your order in by then.source2026-08-16

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This is Ippudo's main shop, in the Daimyo district of central Fukuoka. Its listed bowls are Honten Shiromaru, Honten Akamaru and a Hakata soy-sauce ramen, and there is also a ramen made only at this store. Other Ippudo shops stand nearby in Daimyo and Tenjin, so check the address and store code 1001 before setting off. You do not need cash here: cards, transport IC cards and QR payments are all accepted. Last orders are taken thirty minutes before closing.

Stroller friendlyNot checked yet
Diaper changing tableNot checked yet
Nursing spaceNot checked yet
Family restroomNoThere is no accessible restroom. The listing this comes from was updated in 2020 and tells you to check with the shop, and the nearest one is on the second floor of Daimyo Garden CityWeb-checkedchecked Sep ’26hotpepper.jp
Diaper disposal binNot checked yet
Kids' toilet seat & step stoolNot checked yet
ElevatorNoThe shop is at street level on the first floor of the Ogawa Building, so there are no stairs to get in and no elevator to findWeb-checkedchecked Sep ’26r.gnavi.co.jp
Indoor / outdoorNot checked yet
Outside food allowedYesIf you want to feed your baby first and eat your own ramen afterwards, you can ask the staff to time the bowls around it. This is a brandwide policy rather than something written for this shop alone, and when the shop is busy they may not offer it, so say what you needWeb-checkedchecked Sep ’26note.com
English supportNot checked yet
Child entry policyYesChildren are welcome. For parents with a baby, the kitchen will cook each adult's ramen at a different time so one parent can always hold the baby. No minimum age is statedWeb-checkedchecked Aug ’26note.com
High chairYes (1)Web-checkedchecked Sep ’26hotpepper.jpstores.ippudo.comnote.com
Tatami seatingNot checked yet
Kids' menuNoThere is no kids' ramen at this shop. For a child who cannot finish a bowl, you add a half-size portion of extra noodles to a parent's bowl and share it onto a small plateWeb-checkedchecked Sep ’26stores.ippudo.comstores.ippudo.comnote.com
Kids' tablewareYesPlastic sharing plates, small spoons and forks and a noodle cutter are on hand, and half-size noodle refills make it easy to share from a parent's bowl - ask the staff if you do not see themWeb-checkedchecked Aug ’26note.com
Baby food policyOK to bring your ownIf you want to feed your baby first and eat afterwards, the staff will time your ramen around it. Spicy miso can come on a separate plate, so even a child who cannot eat spicy food can share the bowlWeb-checkedchecked Aug ’26note.com
Non-smokingNot checked yet
Allergy supportNot checked yet
Private roomNot checked yet
Official family-friendly certificationExtra info — guide onlyNoThe shop is not on Fukuoka City's Baby Station register, checked against the list as of 2026-09-01. Whether it is registered with Fukuoka Prefecture's family-friendly shop scheme could not be confirmedWeb-checkedchecked Sep ’26kodomo.city.fukuoka.lg.jp
Best-fit ages (guide)Extra info — guide onlyNot checked yet
Crowding (guide)Extra info — guide onlyNot checked yet
Quietness (guide)Extra info — guide onlyNot checked yet
Serving speed (guide)Extra info — guide onlyNot checked yet
Lost-child supportExtra info — guide onlyNot checked yet
Stroller access notesExtra info — guide onlyNot checked yet

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