Takatsuki, Osaka, Japan｜鶏soba 座銀 高槻店

Good ramen and great presentation and service

A ramen restaurant operated by Gin no Budousha. Although it is a chain restaurant, it is rated 5 stars for the taste and customer service. Please read the following only if you are interested. ①Chicken soba (hot water) The chicken soup is very delicious. It tastes like you're drinking a creamy potage soup, without the unpleasant chicken smell that often comes with this type of soup. Ramen that you can drink to the last drop. Although it has a seafood taste, the two flavors are very harmonious. The burdock chips on the ramen are also wonderful. You can eat it as is, crispy. You can also eat it by soaking it in soup and letting it soften. Anyway, the production is very good and will keep your mouth bored from beginning to end. ② Local chicken Chinese soba (soy sauce) Light soy sauce ramen. It's not only light, but also full-bodied, and has a slightly sweet aftertaste, which is a great presentation that leaves you lingering. This is another type of ramen that you can drink to the last drop without leaving your mouth feeling bored. ③ Fried chicken Whenever I go to this store, I always order it. Deep-fried chicken that is well seasoned. The quality is enough to be satisfied with this and white rice. (Summary) Overall, I think this is a restaurant where you can't go wrong no matter what you eat. At chain ramen restaurants, the flavor may vary depending on the restaurant, or the seasoning may taste strangely instant, but at this company-affiliated restaurant, you can enjoy the taste with less variation no matter which branch you eat at. Also, the customer service is excellent. There are no staff members who are bossy or can't hear what they're saying. It's very nice to see everyone serving customers in a smooth and cheerful tone. You can see that all the staff members are enjoying their work. This company's ramen is definitely superior to other chain ramen restaurants, which we rate.

A ramen chain located along Prefectural Route 16 (Osaka Takatsuki Line) in Shimotabe, Takatsuki City. I stopped by on a Sunday evening and ordered a large chicken paitan soba for 1,050 yen, and my wife ordered a chicken paitan soba for an average of 950 yen. The Zagin chain has been around since the Niboshi store in Shinsaibashi, but it's still delicious with my favorite creamy chicken paitan soup. I finished the soup, but my wife said that the second half was difficult. Also, the hall staff at all of the Zagin Group stores are polite and polite, so I have a good impression. The only bottleneck is the ticket vending machine. I think many customers who see that system for the first time will be confused.