Cup Noodles Museum Osaka Ikeda

At the Cup Noodles Museum, you can create your own original cup noodles. Choose one from four types of soup and four from twelve types of toppings to create your own personalized ramen. You can even draw your own picture or illustration on the cup, making it completely original from the inside out! You can also see the process from when the noodles are put in the cup to when it's packaged, making it an exciting experience from start to finish. It'll make you look forward to eating it at home.

At the Cup Noodle Museum, you can even make your own chicken ramen from scratch! Working in pairs, you'll mix the flour, roll out the dough, and fry the noodles. You'll get to witness the whole process and enjoy a unique experience that you can only have here. The best part is that you get to take home the chicken ramen you made, so you can enjoy the fruits of your labor. It's a perfect activity for friends and couples to create fun memories together. Be sure to make a reservation in advance, as it's required for this experience.

At the Cup Noodle Museum, you can learn about the development and history of the world's first instant ramen, created by Momofuku Ando. Through panels, interactive exhibits, and videos, you can enjoy learning about the history of instant ramen. Take this opportunity to learn about instant ramen, which has become a part of our daily lives.

At the Cup Noodle Museum, there is a faithfully reproduced research hut where Chicken Ramen was born. Inside the hut, cooking utensils and fryers are on display, giving a glimpse into the way Ando Momofuku developed Chicken Ramen. Why not enter the hut where Ando Momofuku conducted his research and feel the birthplace of the world's first instant ramen with your own skin?

At the Cup Noodle Museum shop, there is a wide selection of items featuring Hiyoko-chan, the character from Chicken Ramen. Cute everyday items such as plates and cups, as well as perfect souvenirs like T-shirts and drawstring bags, are available for purchase. There are also food items that can only be purchased here, so if you visit the Cup Noodle Museum, be sure to check them out.