Osaka, Japan｜Ramen Hosomichi Kyobashi

Passing nearby for the first time in two years, I felt nostalgic for curry tsukemen, so I bought the usual curry tsukemen for 950 yen at the ticket machine at the entrance and entered the store. As you smell the spices, take a seat, hand over the meal ticket, and say the amount of noodles. Large (2 balls) and special (2.5 balls) are free. I'm not sure if it was just for lunch. I walked in the heat, so the wooden box in front of the seat? I took a glass from the glass and immediately gulped down the water. If you want ice, just ask the staff and they will put it for you. It's a little far from Kyobashi station, but people who seem to be regulars visit one after another. When the food is brought, you will be asked if you need a paper apron, so if you need it, you should get it here. Am I the only one who can see the noodles completely like udon because the room is dark? If you put it in tsukemen, it will only look like curry udon. lol. It's hard to tell what's in the soup in the photo, but is it a bite-sized piece of pork? I have a few pieces and cabbage. Am I the only one who thinks this cabbage is delicious? I love eating it with garlic sprouts and crisp green onions. Waiting for the end of eating, manager? However, it will ask if there is tightening rice. If you ask for tightening rice, they will reheat the soup. I like to put rice in steaming hotter than when I first came and eat it like risotto. I'm full today, and I'm very satisfied. Thank you for the meal. I ate without getting a paper apron, but when I went outside, I found a drop flying. I should have gotten a paper apron obediently.

"Hosomichi" for the first time in 4 years because I was transferred Offal Curry Tsukemen (1,050 yen) * Extra noodles, free small rice Originally a fan of Kyoto's "Sugari", but inspired? Divide the goodwill? I like this too. I don't have the same excitement as before, but it's stable. Personally, I recommend sprinkling the spices on the table halfway through the noodles in the order of ichimi, sansho pepper, and eight flavors. The soup will be warmed and fixed before the final rice.

I visited because I was attracted by the Tsukemen sign. Since it was just after opening, the store was full, so we had to wait for tens of minutes. Orders are issued at the ticket vending machine outside the store. Please note that bills are only compatible with 1000 yen bills. Electronic payment can only be made with PayPay, but it cannot be used at the ticket vending machine. You can choose the amount of noodles from small, normal, large, and extra large. The noodles are similar to thin noodles, and they are easy to eat because of their texture. Please check the deliciousness of the piping hot offal with your own mouth. It's a mess. However, the soup bowl is extremely hot, so be careful not to burn yourself. Finally, finish with soup. I think it goes well with white rice on the side menu.