Cup Noodles museum Payment?

Hi Fellow Forum Members,

I have successfully booked the Chicken Raman Experience at the Noodles Museum (Osaka area) and there is a Yen 2,000 fee p.p.

My question is: how do I pay this?

There is no credit card facility in the website, so do I just pay on the day, 12th December 2025?

The Enquiry form on the website invites questions but the form is in Japanese and even using Google translate, I am unable to complete the form.

Thanks for any replies.

Cheers

Ronzac

Are you sure it's Yen 2,000 per person? Could you give us a link to the website you're referring to?

All I found was the one that costs Yen 1,000, which you pay at the spot.
https://www.cupnoodles-museum.jp/ja/osaka_ikeda/attractions/cr-factory...

Sorry Uco. It is Yen 1,000 p.p. I just saw on the Japanese reply I got to my booking: Yen 2,000 for my wife and I.
Ta for pay on the day answer.
Cheers
Ronzac

Good!

At the end of the link I previously posted, there is a list of things that participants need to keep in mind. Perhaps you can copy-and-paste it to your favorite automatic translation device.

In particular, you need to show up at the ground floor of the museum 10 minutes before starting time, or you'll be automatically canceled. You may be asked to present your IDs. They provide aprons, so basically you don't need to bring along anything special. I'm assuming you're two adults, because there are more things to care for if you are with children or if you're a group of 4 or more.

And on their FAQ, it says you pay at the information counter which you will see right after you enter the museum. Tax is included.
https://www.cupnoodles-museum.jp/ja/osaka_ikeda/guide/faq/#cr-factory

Have fun!

Thanks again Uco.

Yes you're right. We are adults: a couple of retired pensioners.

The link to their FAQs is great. Thanks for that. I will read them all later today. Now busy packing and doing last minute stuff. We fly to Osaka this Thursday, then to Fukuoka for the Sumo Tournament etc.

Are there any other fun cooking experiences in Osaka (or Kyoto) you would recommend?

Cheers

Ronzac

I don't know much about Osaka and Kyoto (I live in Greater Tokyo) but I hope your hotel and/or tourist information counter could find something nice. Have fun!