Exciting New Ramen Festival with Exclusive Stickers Available via Delivery

Introducing the Exciting Ramen Festival 2025

The culinary landscape of Tokyo is buzzing with excitement as the "Dai Tsukemen Haku Presents Autumn New Ramen Festival" launches in Shinjuku's Okubo Park from October 8, 2025, to November 24, 2025. The festival, renowned as one of the largest ramen events in Japan, offers food enthusiasts a delightful opportunity to explore various ramen dishes originating from 116 different restaurants. This year, the festival has teamed up with the popular delivery app "menu" to bring the festival's renowned flavors directly to your doorstep.

Exclusive Stickers with Each Delivery Order

Between October 29 and November 24, customers who order ramen through the menu app will receive a limited-edition sticker featuring the ramen shop's owner, packaged with their delivery. This promotion offers customers a random sticker from a collection of 26 distinct designs, including both regular and holographic versions. The special illustrations for the stickers were created exclusively for the festival's official pamphlet, making them a coveted collectible for ramen enthusiasts.

Engage with SUSURU: A YouTuber Collaboration

Adding to the excitement, the well-known YouTuber SUSURU has collaborated with menu for a delivery experience video, presented on the popular channel "SUSURU TV." This captivating video was released on November 5, featuring SUSURU as a menu delivery person, connecting with the event's atmosphere while providing insight into the ramen offerings. It captures the essence of enjoying festival flavors in the comfort of your home and enhances participant engagement.

Join the Social Media Campaigns

In addition to delicious ramen, various engaging social media campaigns are active until November 24, 2025. By following the official menu account on X (formerly known as Twitter) and sharing the campaign posts, participants have a chance to win a 500 yen Amazon gift card! Furthermore, by sharing photos of their ramen shop owner stickers on social media, users can enter a separate raffle to win one of ten 1,000 yen Amazon gift cards.

Explore the Festival's Venue

The Dai Tsukemen Haku festival not only offers tasty bowls of ramen but also a uniquely vibrant experience at the Okubo Park venue. Attendees can look forward to tasting diverse ramen offerings, with each bowl priced at 1,100 yen, and experience the bustle of 116 participating food vendors. The event has been designed to provide not just a meal, but an unforgettable gastronomic celebration, promoting the culture surrounding Japan's beloved noodle dish.

Special Promotions for a Flavorful Experience

During the festival period, menu is rolling out two promotional campaigns aimed at enhancing customers' culinary adventures:
1. For every order of 1,100 yen or more, customers can receive a 300 yen discount coupon to be utilized weekly, bringing the total cost down to just 800 yen.
2. The "Review Campaign" will reward random participants with 5,000 yen worth of coupons for those who leave reviews after their deliveries.

Background on the Ramen Scene in Japan

The Dai Tsukemen Haku has earned a reputation for elevating the tsukemen culture in Japan, drawing over a million visitors in its impressive six-year history. Since its inception in 2009, the festival has grown exponentially, evolving from a simple noodle event into an acclaimed gastronomic hub of diverse flavors, celebrating culinary masterminds from various regions.

Conclusion

As the festival unfolds, menu aims to redefine the delivery experience by bringing exceptional ramen flavors from Shinjuku's festival to the wider community, creating memories around shared meals. With exciting promotions and unique experiences through social media and influencer collaborations, this festival promises more than just ramen; it's a celebration of culture, tradition, and innovation in the food industry. So mark the dates on your calendar, indulge in ramen, and don’t forget to grab your exclusive stickers and participate in the spirited online campaigns!

For more details, visit the festival's official site at Dai Tsukemen Haku or follow their updates on X and Instagram.