- Website
- www.ajisen.com.hk/en/about-us ↗
- Address
- Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, T2, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China
Ajisen Ramen sits in Terminal 1, past security at CAN
This outpost of Ajisen Ramen is in Terminal T1, so it mainly serves China Southern and other T1 carriers. It’s inside the secure area, so you don’t need to factor in extra security time once you sit down. Expect the usual mall-style layout with counter seating and a few small tables, set up for quick turnarounds between flights.
Menu focus is ramen and simple Japanese sides, with mains typically in the ¥45–¥70 range depending on toppings. You’ll see the standard tonkotsu-based bowls, plus add-ons like extra chashu, egg, and corn. Sides usually run around ¥15–¥30 for gyoza or small plates, so a filling meal lands near ¥70–¥90 per person with a drink.
Hours at Ajisen Ramen in T1 generally track flight banks, opening early in the morning and running into the late evening rush. If you’re on a late departure from T1 and find a lot of spots closed, this chain-style ramen shop is often still operating while smaller cafés have already shut their doors.
Post-security location in Terminal 1 makes Ajisen Ramen a solid backup if your gate area only has snack kiosks. Ramen comes out quickly compared with made-to-order Chinese restaurants in the same terminal, so a simple bowl and drink usually fits inside a 30–40 minute window between boarding calls.
Ordering is straightforward: pick a base ramen bowl, then add extras by item number on the menu. Portions are standard Ajisen size, not oversized, so big appetites may want an extra topping or a side like gyoza. Drinks lean soft, with bottled options and tea sitting in the ¥8–¥20 range.
Tip: in T1, check your gate first, then eat here only if you’re within a reasonable walk; Guangzhou Baiyun’s terminals sprawl, and a misjudged 10–15 minute walk can cut your ramen stop in half.