Afuri Roppongi Crossing Gate

Afuri has become a well-oiled machine now, each branch serving consistent ramen of decent quality. Their signature yuzu flavored base is still quite unique, as it’s not heavy and not too salty. If you are looking for a quick ramen fix with short to no queueing, this is the place to be.

I had visited here like 4-5years ago i think that time service is better than now. I did not say it’s bad but it’s okay. All menu is getting expensive since everything in Japan is expensive now. It’s still delicious and good quality but… It’s too expensive for us🥲 there’s still the others with good price. So afuri is not place to come often. 2 people 4,000++

Had high expectation for this place since several friends have recommended their yuzu broth. Perhaps for this reason, I found the raomen overhyped and didn't enjoy it as much as I thought I would. My standard yuzu ramen was not greasy, but slightly lacking in flavour. My friend's vegan ramen had a social media worthy presentation but I think that was the best thing about her bowl. She didn't eat the beetroot slices, finding them too dry. Didn't ask my friend about his tsukemen but the portion was quite generous. Perhaps could try that next time. In summary, I will try independent ramen places in the area before returning to this chain.

Fast service, cashless transactions, and what a delightful surprise and treat trying cold tsukemen for the first time! Their spicy yuzu tsukemen is bosssssss!

The yuzu flavoured soup for the ramen was interesting and made for a pleasant meal. The lean pieces of char siu was also nice though I left without fully feeling satisfied, perhaps from a more hearty stock that traditionally comes with ramen. However, this may still be worth trying if you're into different styles of ramen.

One of the best Ramen in Tokyo :) I visited a few times during my trip last week. The ramen and Tsukemen are great, you will like the Yuzu-flavored Ramen here❤️You may come here after visiting the Tokyo Tower, as it's not far away from Shiba koen (芝公園).

We arrived in Japan pretty late and got stuck at immigration lines, so finding Afuri open till late was a life saver. This was my first time trying Tsukamen and I enjoyed it a lot. You order with a vending machine which has English options as well. People come and go quick as they eat so try not to take too long when here.

I had Afuri twice during my stay in Tokyo as this is literally right in front of my hotel. Self service machines. Once you ordered and paid, the Ramen came really fast. I had two different kinds of yuzu broth and two different thickness of the noodles. Both amazing. Great place if you are craving for ramen!