Noryangjin ramen shop with Tokyo street video: dinner for two at Chome
In short
Chome is a Japanese ramen shop on Manyang-ro 14-gil near Noryangjin Station in Dongjak-gu, Seoul. For dinner, two people shared Chome's dinner set for two (cho ramen, mazesoba, half a futomaki roll and a draft beer), added nori and soft-boiled egg toppings plus a Sangaria melon soda, and paid ₩34,500 in total, while a projector played Japanese street footage across the dining room. If you want Japanese ramen for two in Noryangjin instead of the fish market, Chome's dinner set for two is a filling, good-value choice.
Good to know
- Getting there
- Noryangjin Station Exit 3 · 8-min walk (store listing, Oct 6, 2026)
- Location
- 1F, 10 Manyang-ro 14-gil, Dongjak-gu, Seoul (about 7–8 minutes on foot from Noryangjin Station Exit 3)
- Hours
- Daily 11:00–21:00, last order 20:15
- Main menu prices
- Cho ramen ₩9,500, karai ramen ₩10,000, geuk ramen ₩10,500, mazesoba ₩9,500, tsukemen ₩10,500
- Dinner set for two
- 2 kinds of ramen + 1 side + 1 drink (soft drink or alcohol)
- This order
- Cho ramen and mazesoba (each with extra nori and half a soft-boiled egg), 1 draft beer, half a futomaki roll (+₩1,000), plus a melon soda
- Total paid
- ₩34,500, including the extra toppings and melon soda
- How to order
- By tablet at each table
- Price reference
- ₩34,500 ≈ $26 · ₩9,500 ≈ $7.1 · ₩10,000 ≈ $7.5 (2026-11-14)
as written by the visitor on Nov 14, 2026 · not checked with the business
I went to Chome, a ramen spot in Noryangjin, and had the dinner set for two with cho ramen, mazesoba and futomaki.
I was craving Japanese food this time. I always only go to the fish market in Noryangjin, but I had ramen here and was so happy with it that I'm writing this post to recommend it!!! I came to Chome because I wanted Japanese ramen in Noryangjin, and ordered the dinner set for two. It comes with cho ramen, mazesoba, draft beer and half a futomaki roll, so two people can enjoy a good variety. I added a melon soda too, to really get the Japan mood going, haha. If you're looking for a good ramen place in Noryangjin, this one is worth keeping an eye on.
Where is Chome in Noryangjin, and when is it open?
Chome is at 10 Manyang-ro 14-gil, Dongjak-gu, Seoul, on the 1st floor, about a 7–8 minute walk from Noryangjin Station Exit 3. It's open daily 11:00–21:00, with last order at 20:15.
Chome's exterior: a ramen shop straight out of Japan
Chome feels like a Japanese ramen shop from the outside. A silver exterior wall, a big Japanese-language sign, even a red noren (fabric door curtain)! You can tell it's a Japanese restaurant from far away.
Photos of the signature dishes are posted outside: cho ramen, karai ramen, geuk ramen, mazesoba, tsukemen, futomaki and more. There are lots of ramen types and they sell futomaki too, so the choice of dishes is wide.
Inside Chome: Tokyo street video and anime merch
The moment I stepped inside, the Japanese atmosphere hit me. What stood out most was a video of Japanese street scenes projected on the wall with a beam projector. It felt like wandering through the alleys of Tokyo, haha.
The walls have Japanese anime posters such as Jujutsu Kaisen, and the shelves display figures, Japanese cup noodles and snacks. Anime fans should have fun looking around. With the red walls and tables and the Japanese knick-knacks, it felt like a restaurant in Japan.
Every table has a tablet where you can check the menu and order. The customers were a mix of couples, friends and people dining solo!
Chome menu prices and the dinner set for two
Besides ramen, Chome serves mazesoba (soupless mixed noodles), tsukemen (dipping noodles), futomaki and other Japanese dishes. Signature menu prices are as follows.
- Cho ramen ₩9,500
- Karai ramen (spicy ramen) ₩10,000
- Geuk ramen ₩10,500
- Mazesoba ₩9,500
- Tsukemen ₩10,500
We visited in the evening and ordered the dinner set for two. The set is 2 kinds of ramen + a side + a drink or alcohol. Here's what we ordered!!
- 1 cho ramen (+ extra nori, extra half egg)
- 1 mazesoba (+ extra nori, extra half egg)
- 1 draft beer
- Half a futomaki roll (+₩1,000)
Two kinds of ramen plus futomaki and beer made for a generous set. We ordered the melon soda separately! With a set like this, it's worth a look for anyone hunting for good-value food in Noryangjin.
What does Chome's cho ramen taste like?
First up, the cho ramen. Dark brown broth with chashu (braised pork slices), a soft-boiled egg and bean sprouts! I added nori and an extra half soft-boiled egg myself. The toppings alone are pretty generous, right?
The egg yolk in particular was cooked so moist. Not too runny, just right for eating!
The noodles were thin ramen noodles. Picking them up together with the bean sprouts, the softness of the noodles plus the crunch is the best! The chashu wasn't the usual thick pork belly kind but thin and wide-cut. The broth is the rich type rather than clear and light, and I liked that it wasn't very salty!!
Chome's mazesoba: finish the leftover sauce with rice
Next, the mazesoba!
Mazesoba is a Japanese-style mixed noodle dish with no broth, where you toss various ingredients with the noodles. Chome's mazesoba came topped with minced meat, shredded nori, green onion, an egg yolk, spicy sauce and a powdery topping. Doesn't it look super appetizing just from the colors? The egg yolk especially looked really plump, haha.
You break the yolk and mix everything evenly. Once mixed, the sauce clings to the noodles and they get glossy! The savoriness of the minced meat, the nuttiness of the nori and the fragrance of the green onion all come together. If the cho ramen is about enjoying the broth, the mazesoba is about enjoying the harmony of sauce and toppings.
The mazesoba also came with a little rice. Mixing rice into the mazesoba sauce is what completes it, isn't it? You can mix rice into the sauce left after the noodles, so the finish is hearty too!!
Chome's half futomaki roll with thick-cut salmon
The futomaki was the looker of this set! Futomaki is a Japanese-style thick seaweed rice roll packed with plenty of fillings. Chome's futomaki has salmon, rolled omelet, cucumber, pickled radish and more. Above all, the salmon was thick, which looked really tempting.
The soft texture of the salmon, the fluffiness of the omelet, the crunch of the cucumber! Getting several ingredients in one bite is the charm of futomaki. Each piece is fairly big too. The futomaki was delicious as well 💛👍
The futomaki came with soy sauce, wasabi and a spicy-sweet mayo. Having futomaki along made the meal much more varied than just two bowls of ramen. And with all the extra toppings and a melon soda added, ₩34,500 for a set for two is a really good deal!!!
Draft beer and Sangaria melon soda at Chome
The set includes one glass of draft beer. It came in a chilled beer glass and went well with the ramen. We also ordered one extra melon soda. It was a Japanese Sangaria melon soda, and the green packaging alone feels so Japanese, right? haha.
I poured it into a glass full of ice. It's a drink with a sweet melon scent and popping carbonation. At a Japanese restaurant, you have to have a drink like this at least once! Ordering one beer and one melon soda made the drinks side satisfying too.
Verdict: Chome's dinner set for two in Noryangjin
I got to enjoy Japanese ramen, mazesoba and futomaki all at once in Noryangjin at Chome! The dinner set for two includes two kinds of ramen, half a futomaki roll and draft beer, so it was a generous set. It was especially good for two people sharing different dishes. The shop's atmosphere, decorated with Japanese street video and anime goods, was fun too.
I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a ramen place in Noryangjin, a date spot in Noryangjin, or a spot for eating alone 💛
Where it is
10 Manyang-ro 14-gil, Dongjak-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 동작구 만양로14길 10 1층
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