Museo Cup Noodles Osaka Ikeda (Memorial de la Invención Momofuku Ando)

Experiencia fantástica: Visited on Public holiday Wait time 10–30 min Reservation recommended Yes …

Experiencia fantástica: This was a little gem we found. You have the chance of creating your own noodles :) both just the cup ones or literally learn how to make them I did the cup only since I was in a rush. You can paint your own cup and then choose your flavors. What else do you want? Haha

Experiencia fantástica: Crazy love this place. Do book the noodle making workshop, it’s great dun for the family. Then try to design your own cup goodies. Great place! Worth the train ride out.

Experiencia fantástica: Museum of legendary Cup Noodles. A tour to make noodles from flours is available. Great experience and spend time with kids.

Experiencia fantástica: Wait time 30–60 min …

Experiencia fantástica: My son was eager to visit this place due to its thrilling prospect of crafting one's own cup noodle. We went there during the Golden Week. We arrived around 2 pm and were fortunately surprised to find a short queue. We didn't have to wait long to get a table for the activity, and the three of us had a wonderful time focusing on designing our own cup noodles. The exhibition was captivating, and the movie shown in the theater effectively portrayed the brand's story. It was a memorable experience for all of us.

Experiencia fantástica: Informative museum that tracks the history of cup and noodles. You can also do two different tours and create your own cup and noodles.

Experiencia fantástica: One of the best experience in Osaka. The create your own cup noodle was so fun and it was good to learn the history and also watch live how cup noodle is made and packages. It was not expensive as well and the Hiyoko Chan mascot is so very cute. Must go if visiting Osaka.

Experiencia fantástica: Obsessed with this place!! Such a cool experience, admittance into the museum is free (but is very small) the main attraction is making your own cup noodles. Costs 500yen which is so worth it. Took about 50mins start to finish and was overall super fun. A great place for kids and adults and a really interesting souvenir!

Experiencia fantástica: I think the most interesting activity here is designing your own noodle cup. If you want to make a memorable thing to keep for the trip, I recommend you should visit here. The drawing time is 20 minutes and you need to line up for zipping your cup. You can learn about the history of noodle cup through animation video and various kind of flavor noodle since the past. Design cup fee: 500¥

Experiencia fantástica: Made my own cup of noodles at the factory with the choice of spice and 4 topings. Had the cup 3 days later, and the noodles were delicious. Super fun experience you get makers to decorate your own cup. I am not creative, but it was still fun.

Experiencia fantástica: This was a lot of fun! You can enter for free if you don't want to make your own noodles otherwise you pay like 400 yen. **Please note that pretty much everything is in Japanese but it's easy to understand what's going on from the cartoon and pictures. When making the cup noodles, as it's food and it needs to be kept sterile, the employees technically make it for you behind a glass wall. You just turn knobs and select toppings. Still, it was fun. Definitely do it if you have kids as there are tables with textas/markers that kids can use to decorate their cups. There is also an area where you can watch videos and interactive walls that you can pull on knobs and open drawers to learn about the history of cup noodles. It was all in Japanese but there were a lot of pictures and Google translate can help you out. The cup noodles drama room was a fun video to watch. The American speaks English (with Japanese subtitles) and the cartoon is simple enough that you can understand what's going on.

Experiencia fantástica: Here you can make your custom cup of noodles and bring home. Also, you can learn steps how to make noodles from scratch and about the founder of this noddles.

Experiencia fantástica: The Cup Noodles Museum is a unique highlight if you have the time in Osaka. The absolute highlight is the "workshop" where you can create your own ramen soup. First, there are some craft tables where everyone personalizes their cup. Then you can choose up to 4 ingredients and see how your own cup is created. You can consume it up to a month later. All other parts of the museum are only in Japanese, so unfortunately you can't understand much there.

Experiencia positiva: If you just so happen to be near by then welcome to visit. Don't make a specific trip to come here. Top you'll only spend 30mins here to make your own cup noodle plus a very small museum. Service is great as usual.

Experiencia fantástica: Reservation recommended Yes …

Experiencia positiva: A novelty for sure, never seen at place like this. Can make your own ramen, there is a full experience (must pre-book) or standard experience, interesting small museum as well. Mostly in Japanese, so some we couldn't understand. Great fun anyhow.

Experiencia positiva: Some parts of the museum were closed. Visted Golden Week 2022. Only the ground floor exhibits plus goft shop were open. And of course, the make your own cup noodle activity. Your entrance ticket gets you one cup so if you want another cup you can pay 400yen at the vending machine. Then you have 15 minutes to decorate your cup before you choose your own toppings and soup base and it’s wrapped up for you.

Experiencia fantástica: We went here in April 2019. This was well worth the trip from Tokyo! It was a very reasonable walk from the train and it's probably one of the funnest and most affordable things we did during our trip. It's free to go into the museum and for a very small price you can make your own cup of noodles which I highly recommend! We had so much fun making our own, the process brought out our inner children and it was a delicious souvenir to take home! They provided markers to decorate the outside and a simple bag you can keep it safe in and make it easy to carry around. The museum was a lot of fun and I enjoyed the displays.