Ippudo issues official clarification that there are no confirmed plans to open stores in Taiwan
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Recently, news emerged that Ippudo, a Japanese ramen chain beloved by Taiwanese travelers, is set to open a store in Taiwan, reportedly located in the Yongkang commercial district. The announcement quickly garnered significant attention from ramen enthusiasts. However, this enthusiastic response also caught the attention of Ippudo Japan’s headquarters...
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Editorial Department Compilation & Report
Recently, news emerged that Ippudo, a Japanese ramen chain beloved by Taiwanese travelers, is set to open a store in Taiwan, reportedly located in the Yongkang commercial district. The announcement quickly garnered significant attention from ramen enthusiasts. However, this enthusiastic response also caught the attention of Ippudo Japan’s headquarters, which officially responded on its website that the news is not yet true, and it has not yet found a suitable location for a Taipei store. Ippudo expressed great joy at seeing how much Taiwanese people are looking forward to the brand opening shops in Taiwan. In the future, Ippudo fans are advised to refer to the official website and official Facebook page for any updates, as any developments will be announced there. The brand also asks everyone to continue supporting and cherishing Ippudo.
Ippudo has no confirmed plans to open stores in Taiwan. (Image source / ラ0?幞笠焕迹┘/p>
Ippudo clarified on its official website that there are no confirmed plans to open stores in Taiwan. (Image source / ラ0?幞笠焕迹┘/p>
Statement from Ippudo Japan’s official website:
Regarding the opening of stores in Taiwan, some media reports have emerged recently.
We are very encouraged by the strong response and the high expectations among the people of Taiwan for Ippudo to open stores in your country.
We are truly very happy about this.
Regarding the timing and location of our store openings in Taiwan, at this stage, nothing has been finalized yet.
However, we are steadily making preparations.
In the near future, we hope to provide everyone with more detailed information regarding our Taiwan expansion.
Once we are in a position to share concrete progress or further details,
we will announce them on the official Ippudo website and Facebook.
We ask for your continued support and affection for Ippudo going forward.
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