Shimaya Ramen

It is at Paseo Belaunde Terry 20 in Jesús María, next to Campo de Marte. Google files it as a Japanese restaurant with 4.2 from 2,457 reviews and a reported spend of 40 to 60 soles a head; the reviews talk mostly about the ramen and the makis, in that order. It has terrace seating, delivery, takeaway and free parking with ample space, which is unusual in the area. Our reading: running straight through from noon to 10:30 p.m. seven days a week, with no closing day and no split service, is high-volume behaviour rather than an artisan ramen counter; with more than two thousand reviews and a marked student crowd, it works as the district's accessible Japanese option. Curation note: the directory entry carried no address, zone, phone, hours or attributes. The brand has at least three venues — this one, the San Miguel branch on Brígida Silva de Ochoa 316 and Shimaya Restaurant on Cipriano Dulanto 1589; we chose this one as the most-reviewed by a wide margin (2,457 against 1,571 and 174). Google publishes no website, only a Facebook page, so we left the field empty. **It explicitly marks the entrance, the space and the parking as not accessible**, so we do not mark it accessible.