The Most Ridiculous Ramen Restaurant In Japan

The Most Ridiculous Ramen Restaurant In Japan

Behold, Men Macho Ramen. It’s not Japan’s best ramen establishments, but as far as over-the-top noodle restaurants go, this is the over-the-toppiest!

In Japanese, the restaurant’s name is a pun: “Macho” (マッチョ or maccho) means, well, “macho” but could also be a pun on “much,” while “men” (麺) literally means “noodles.” Geddit? Clever!

The Most Ridiculous Ramen Restaurant In Japan

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Numerous other eateries in Japan also serve silly-sized food, but Men Macho is setting a very high bar. Literally!

死ぬ #麺マッチョ#普通盛りトッピング全マッチョ増し#死

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Men Macho, which is located in Niigata, offers up various sizes of veggie toppings, like the Vegetable Crazy Increase or the staggering Vegetable Macho Increase. Hope you like bean sprouts and cabbage! The most amazing thing is that these veggie toppings are free of charge. You can also get complementary tea and bowls of rice.

The Most Ridiculous Ramen Restaurant In Japan

[Photo: R.gnavi]

Fucking hell.

Large orders of ramen with more pork slices, however, cost extra. Most of the huge orders of ramen are priced between 1000 and 1300 yen ($11-$14).

The Most Ridiculous Ramen Restaurant In Japan

[Photo: 俺ニュース]

How about 2kg of fries? This restaurant is not playing around.

But the most expensive meal on the menu, and honestly, the priciest ramen I’ve ever seen is this monster:

The Most Ridiculous Ramen Restaurant In Japan

[Photo: Girls Channel]

So, that means in the top photo, the meat mountain ramen on the left is 6500 yen, while the ramen on the right, with its free veggie toppings, is only 853 yen ($9).

The Most Ridiculous Ramen Restaurant In Japan

[Photo via 2ch]

This is the Meat Rock Climbing Ramen. It weighs over 3kg and is priced at 6500 yen ($73).

Madness! The never-ending bowl of beef and noodles.

まぁこうなるわな… #麺マッチョ #限界

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Top image via 2ch


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