Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan｜Joe

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Visited in a wheelchair. Parking lot is wide. There is a slope near the entrance of the store, but everyone is lined up on the stairs, so if you are a wheelchair user going alone, you may need to talk to them. The shop is kind, lively, and has good customer service. I had a special miso, but the firm curly noodles were well mixed with the soup, and the ginger was a nice accent. Jellyfish Purupuru! The chashu was also soft and delicious. Thank you for the meal!

Is it for tourists because it is right next to Hitsujigaoka Observation Hill? I thought, but it wasn't like that at all, it was the best shop for children! All the staff are kind to children, there are chairs for children, and above all, children's ramen is amazing for 100 yen! You can choose tonkotsu or chicken stock, half ramen and char siu, can you bring it lukewarm? He asks me. At the end, they gave me candy, and the children were very satisfied. Adults ordered mixed miso, but this was also about 600 yen, and there were many free toppings, and the cost performance was good! The char siu was fragrant with the free topping of scorched miso. I melted the grated ginger little by little and ate it, and I was able to change the taste. I definitely want to go again!