Moriguchi, Osaka, Japan｜Shinpuku Saikan

This place was GREAT. However, be prepared to be fluent in Japanese, because I got through it thanks to my friend.

"Shinpuku Saikan Moriguchi store" ▫️Moriguchi City, Osaka Prefecture To the northwest from Taishibashi-Imaichi Station ▫️Affiliated parking lot available (see photo) ▫️Cash deferred payment system ▫️Closed on Wednesdays “Normal set” 1200 yen ▫️ Ramen average + small yakimeshi ▫️Noodles are hard and dark 【soup】 soy sauce and soy sauce The taste of pork and the taste of soy sauce 【noodles】 Medium thickness low hydration Patsupatsu straight Beautiful in the color of the soup 【topping】 Tender pork chashu, green onion 【Fried Rice】 Seasoned plum with a slightly darker color but with a smooth texture Blissful when topped with grated garlic, which is unique to the Moriguchi store. I really wanted to eat yakimeshi and ramen at the Moriguchi store, so I visited for the first time in a while. 3 minutes before opening, connect behind 2 people waiting Open, sit down and order from the back 5 people in a row "average set" The noodles are hard and dark just for me. Previously, the color of the soup at the Moriguchi store and Kyobashi store seemed to be a little lighter than the jet black color at the main store, so I asked for it to be darker. A wok being stirred brilliantly in front of your eyes The rice bowl will arrive soon from Yakimeshi. Immediately turn on the garlic on the table. And ramen bowl Let's have some soup first It's dark! ! The jet black soup is quite thick. It was still delicious, but the default was enough... The noodles are firm and firm. This is also fine by default. Yakimeshi is small but has a large volume. Although it is not as good as the Kyobashi store lol quite a belly pan As expected, the Moriguchi branch is delicious. My favorite store in Shinpuku Saikan Thank you for the meal.

I really like Shinpuku Saikan. I visited around 1pm, and the seats were almost full. I wonder if there are no more boiled eggs. I ordered a mini ramen and a medium fried rice. Apparently there is an affiliated parking lot, which I noticed on the way back. I added an image of the parking lot.