- Cuisine
- Japanese (일본 음식점)
- Address
- 양산시
Mura is a Japanese fresh-noodle ramen shop on the ground floor of Songnim Tower at 5 Yangsan-yeok 9-gil in Jungbu-dong, Yangsan. Tonkotsu ramen and Kumamoto ramen form the core of the menu, and each is offered in standard, moderately spicy, and hotter versions. The shop uses a concentrated pork-bone broth, making it better suited to diners seeking body and richness than a light, clear soup. Kumamoto ramen adds garlic and roasted aromatics within the tonkotsu family, while maze soba provides a brothless noodle option. Fresh noodles make their elasticity and the way they carry the dense broth central to the meal. Prices begin around 8,000 won for the standard tonkotsu or Kumamoto ramen, 8,500 won for the moderately spicy version, and 9,000 won for the hottest version. The three-step structure lets diners vary the heat without changing the underlying pork-bone style. Lunch and dinner can bring a queue, and the restaurant uses remote registration through Tabling. A weekday lunch queue can reach fifteen parties and roughly an hour of waiting. Another evening visit joined the remote queue before the dinner opening and entered at 5 PM. The shop is about a five-minute walk from Yangsan Station and close to the Jungbu-dong E-Mart. Parking capacity is limited. Only one space sits immediately in front of the shop and there is no broader dedicated parking lot, making nearby public parking the more stable option. A high chair is available. The room is a compact ramen shop, so a stroller and a large family group require more space than a single bowl at the counter. The key decision is between the direct richness of standard tonkotsu, the garlic and roasted notes of Kumamoto ramen, and the sauce-coated texture of brothless maze soba. Diners can then select one of three heat levels for the two soup ramens. Fried sides can be less consistent, while the noodles and broth remain the primary focus. This emphasis makes Mura most relevant to diners prioritizing fresh noodles and concentrated pork-bone soup over a broad izakaya-style menu.
Quick read
- Why go
- Budget-friendly. Adjustable spice
- Best for
- Groups. Families. Dates
- Plan before you go
- A long wait is possible. Parking is limited
Dataset context
How this listing compares
- Within this cuisine
- #26 of 59 by the published comparison signal
- Japanese
- Within this area
- #5 of 9 by the published comparison signal
- Yangsan
- Review depth
- 1.1× the cuisine median (median 442)
Analysis generated 2026-07-30 from 4,138 Korea Eats records. Ratings and review counts can change. This is not a personal review or quality guarantee. Check current details on the linked map.