Ibaraki, Osaka, Japan｜Ramen House Think Globally -for the future-

That's a must-go place hahaha, if you're a man, you can get 400g meat boost!

I arrived at the store 15 minutes before opening on weekdays! When we lined up in front of the store, a staff member came out and told us, ``Please line up along the road.''★ There was one person standing there, so I guess they were in line! Feeling a little apologetic, I lined up at the back! (I'm glad you told me) Go to the store and buy a meal ticket! Average weight is 300g. Since it was my first time, I decided to get 200g, so I bought a regular meal ticket (because the restaurant doesn't allow leftovers) and put it on the counter with a blue clothespin in between. Now you can get 200g of noodles☺︎ Water, towels, chopsticks, and astragalus are right next to the entrance, so you'll need to bring them yourself! The clerk instructed me where to sit. The store staff helped me out by explaining things I didn't understand! ! There have been some reviews saying that the customer service is scary and has a bad atmosphere, but I didn't have any bad feelings because they spoke clearly! It was helpful because it told me the opposite lol What does the waiter do with garlic for ramen? When I was asked, I ordered, ``I'd like less garlic, more vegetables, and more oil☺︎!'' ! And the ramen was delicious! ! ! ! I don't really understand the Jiro style, but the soup, noodles, and large roasted pork are delicious ♡ It was a delicious and satisfying ramen with plenty of vegetables! ! However, I want to eat more noodles! ! So next time I'll order 300g with less vegetables, so I've already decided on my next order and headed home lol Is it a store where the people in the store are scary? (I had encountered a restaurant that I didn't like before), but that didn't happen and I was able to enjoy delicious ramen! ! I’m glad I had the courage♡ I want to go again soon! ! Thank you for the meal☺︎ There was a paid parking lot behind the store, so I parked there. There are paid parking lots nearby, so if you're driving, I think it's a good idea to use them! It's a counter-only store for families with children, so unless you know the rules of the store, you won't be able to go there. I thought.

It's so delicious! I've been repeating it many times! I'm a girl and petite, but I eat 200g of vegetables. It's delicious and you can eat it easily. I don't like the char siu at other restaurants, but the char siu here is very delicious. The photo shows quail topping. When you think of Jiro-kei, there are so many rules that it's hard to get into, and it feels scary, but here, that's not the case at all! When I went there for the first time, they gave me detailed explanations, showed me how to place the food tickets, and even told me that it was a less busy time, right before closing time. When buying food tickets, I often see people changing money if they have 10,000 bills. The owner of the restaurant is a very nice person and keeps an eye on his surroundings, including the people lining up outside. If someone is standing in line without buying a ticket, I tell my part-time worker and have them go and talk to them. Also, since my turn was first, I was told to wait until I bought my meal ticket. Very kind. Also, he will slam people who have bad manners. We are very grateful. I think it's basic for Jiro-type customers to first read the rules of the store before entering the store. Those who gave 1 star and said that the staff had a bad attitude, I think that's the kind of person who was warned.