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2025/09

The Wan Chai branch “Taifu. R” relocated to Tai Kok Tsui and reopened.

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2025/06

The Mong Kok “Isaba Taifu.” completed renovations and reopened.

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2024/10

The Tokyo “crab Taifu.” moved from Ningyocho to Kamata and reopened.

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2024/07

The Tsuen Wan “Ramen Taifu.” reopened after refurbishment.

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2020/01

The third Hong Kong branch “Taifu. R” opened in Wan Chai.

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2018/06

Returning to Japan with a shop in Ningyocho, we introduced the new style “Crab × Tonkotsu” ramen.

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2015/04

Second Hong Kong branch “Isaba Taifu.” opened in Mong Kok. Operates as a tsukemen specialty shop at lunchtime and a ramen shop at dinnertime (a dual-style “nimosaku” concept).

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2012/12

First overseas branch “Ramen Taifu.” opened in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong.

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2012/07

In pursuit of new possibilities, we restarted from Hong Kong. The original Tokyo Bunkyo shop was closed indefinitely, which saddened many customers.

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2007/05

Founder Yuta Ito, after training at famous ramen shops, opened “Ramen Taifu.” in Bunkyo, Tokyo.

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