Mongoi-tei Tanna Honten is a ramen late-night spot in Minami Ku, Hiroshima.
Editorially verified August 3, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
1.5 hours
Join a hands-on workshop in Hiroshima and learn to make ramen, onigiri, and matcha. Discover the history and cultural significance of these iconic Japanese foods.
Private tour · 2 hours
Taste Hiroshima’s ramen culture on a guided 2-hour crawl visiting 2 local shops. Discover unique flavors and local favorites with a knowledgeable guide.
Private tour · 2 hours
Explore Hiroshima’s local food and bar scene on a 2-hour guided tour. Choose your area, visit 2 local spots, and enjoy drinks, dishes, and easy nightlife with your guide.
Address: 1-38 Tanna-cho, Minami-ku, Hiroshima
Kitchen Minot serves until midnight from a two-table Hatchobori room in Hiroshima, working from a menu that changes from one week to the next one.
OrderWhatever the chef has chalked up, plus the yuzu-kosho
TipThe room is tiny and closed on Sundays; arriving before 22:00 is the only way to be sure of a seat.
Bambino keeps a griddle running to a 04:00 kitchen close in Mikawa-cho, the Hiroshima dining bar to fall into once the Nagarekawa doors start closing.
OrderKetchup omurice off the teppan at three in the morning
TipFood orders stop at 04:00 and drinks at 04:30, and the venue keeps no regular closing day.
American Pub Ace runs to 05:00 on Yagenbori in Hiroshima with burgers, hot dogs, darts and billiards for the tail end of a long night in Nagarekawa.
OrderA burger and a bottled beer before the 04:00 kitchen close
TipSundays and public holidays close at 02:00 instead, which catches people out at the end of a long weekend.
Bar Neo pours until 03:00 on most nights and until 04:00 at weekends, from a fourth-floor Nagarekawa room in the middle of central Hiroshima.
OrderA seasonal cocktail built on the house fruit syrup
TipDarts and karaoke share the floor, so this is a loud last stop rather than a quiet nightcap.
