Learn Japanese by Ordering Ramen
Order your perfect bowl with confidence. Noodle firmness, broth richness, extra chashu - you'll never point at pictures again.
137 words · 6 chapters
Download AppWhy This Book?
Most ramen shops in Japan have no English menu and use ticket vending machines where you pay before sitting down. Without the right vocabulary, you might miss free upgrades like 大盛り無料 (free large portion), get confused when staff ask about customization, and struggle to read the menu. This book prepares you for the real ramen shop experience.
4 Broth Types
醤油, 味噌, 塩, 豚骨 - know what you're ordering
Ticket Machines
券売機 navigation - buttons, prices, change
Customization
硬め, 濃いめ, 多め - get your perfect bowl
Real Conversations
Staff questions and your responses
What You'll Learn
Ramen Basics
20 wordsLearn the four main broth types, noodle terminology, essential toppings, and basic dining vocabulary.
Ticket Machine & Ordering
25 wordsNavigate the ticket vending machine (券売機) found at most ramen shop entrances.
Customization Options
25 wordsMaster noodle firmness, broth richness, oil amount, and Hakata-style terms like バリカタ.
Staff Phrases
18 wordsUnderstand what staff say - from greetings to customization questions.
Your Phrases
24 wordsSpeak confidently - from entering to ordering to leaving.
Signs & Menus
25 wordsRead signs and menus - from open/closed to condiment names.
Pro Tips
Why Learn With Our App?
These 137 words are just the beginning. Here's how our app helps you actually remember them.
Spaced Repetition
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Gamified Learning
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Works Offline
Download and learn anywhere - on the plane, subway, or in Japan without data.
Real Vocabulary
No textbook words you'll never use. Every word is practical for real situations.