Rairaitei Matsuyamadai Mae

Rairaitei Matsuyamadai Mae

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Rairaitei Matsuyamadai Mae is a ramen chain restaurant with Kyoto-style soy sauce broth, located in Dogo Himata. It is open late at night.

This is a ramen restaurant located in Dogohimata, Matsuyama City, and is the Matsuyama Dai-mae branch of "Rairaitai," a ramen chain originating in Kyoto. The location is 8-5 Dogohimata, situated along Himata Street, which connects Dogo Onsen and the center of Matsuyama City. Rairaitai is based on a Kyoto-style soy sauce soup combining chicken bone and pork bone broth with thin noodles, and adopts a style common to all stores where the amount of back fat, green onions, and spiciness can be adjusted to preference. The business hours of this shop are from 10:00 to 24:00, and it also offers side menus such as fried rice and set meals in addition to ramen. Since it is a chain store, the basic taste and menu composition are common nationwide, but business hours and regular holidays may change due to store circumstances, so please check the official store information before visiting.

Source: Rairaitai Official Website Store Search (Shikoku/Ehime Prefecture) / Official website (https://www.rairaitei.co.jp/store/pref.php?area_name=shikoku&pref_code=38) Last Confirmed Date: July 30, 2026

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