Ramen in Sha Tin: Area Guide and MTR Planning
Plan ramen in Sha Tin around station and building access, dining needs and current shop information.
Ramen in Sha Tin: New Town Plaza, Last Orders, Maps and Family Planning
Plan ramen at New Town Plaza with the exact phase, floor and last-order time.
Sha Tin ramen is centred on New Town Plaza, so it works best when you are already shopping, meeting family or passing through the station. Save the phase, floor and shop number: New Town Plaza has several phases, and a shop in Phase 1 is a different walk from one in Phase 3.
Quick picks:
Clear shoyu broth → Takano, New Town Plaza Phase 1, L1, Shop 167.
Hachiban inside YATA → third-party listing only; confirm first.
Open New Town Plaza ramen in Google Maps
🍜 1. Branch cards
Takano (多賀野) — New Town Plaza Phase 1
New Town Plaza’s official listing: Phase 1, L1, Shop 167. The mall describes noodles made fresh in-store daily and a clear, non-greasy shoyu broth.
| Day | Open | Last order |
|---|---|---|
| Mon–Fri | 11:30am–10pm | 9:30pm |
| Sat, Sun & public holidays | 11am–10:30pm | 9:45pm |
Last order is 30–45 minutes before closing. Arriving at 10pm on a weekday is too late.
📍 Open Google Maps
🚶 Walking directions
📞 2887 8133
New Town Plaza listing · Operator booking page · Shoyu ramen explained
Hachiban Ramen Workshop (八番麵工房) — confirm before visiting
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