To start this idea, you want to customize any stalls with vibrant custom designs (similar to above).
You can either grab some custom ramen designs online, or even create your own. Once you have those, you can customize some hats to act as your ramen bowls. Pretty nice touch!
Then place these across your stalls, and don’t forget to add some stools along the side for your customers.
Finish the look with your own ramen signpost and some lanterns.
You’ll first have to grab a custom design for some awesome wooden decking. Then you can add some custom stalls in the mix, styled with Japanese lettering or whatever colors you want.
Be sure to add some custom stools and cardboard boxes too.
Complete this look by adding some lanterns and New Year’s noodles. It is a noodle shop, right?
When it’s cherry blossom season, you know the ramen is cooking.
For this idea, be sure to first collect a bunch of simple panels. You can then customize them with some screen and wooden panel designs for the walls of your restaurant. Pretty much anything that’ll fit a Japanese design.
Then pop some wooden flooring down to bring the look to life.
You can also add your furniture like a clay oven, some table, chairs, and custom stalls.
Then wrap up with decorations: lots of plants and cherry blossom items.
To start this off, you’ll need to lay down some wooden flooring and add a custom stall to the area. I love the mountain pattern on this stall, but you could design it to match any theme!
You can then add some tables and chairs, and pop some steamer-baskets on the tabletops to fit in with the theme.
Complete the area by adding some brilliant signage!
Nobody said building an entire marketplace would be easy.
But this is Animal Crossing – we’re not going for easy, right?
Well to be honest, this design isn’t too hard – as long as you have plenty of stalls, you’re good to go.
But you’ll also need to grab a custom design to be able to create the tarmac road for the middle of your market. Or you could leave this as dirt, totally your call there.
Once you’ve got the stalls, placed make sure you customize them with plenty of bright patterns and styles.
And don’t forget to add a large custom ramen signpost outside. We want our villagers to know what’s going down in Little Tokyo.
Let’s brighten up your island with this colorful ramen restaurant design.
Settled just off the side of the road, I can’t help but want to stop in for a bite!
All you need to get started are a bunch of simple panels. You can customize these with some bamboo panel designs, basically mimicking doors to the ramen joint.
Then add some stalls with any Japanese-inspired custom pattern (sky’s the limit here!)
You can also add some hats customized with noodle designs too.
Then complete the look with some zen fencing, some shrubbery, and a custom sign at the entrance.
Note: this design can basically work in every island area, whether rural, suburban, or a densely-packed city area.
