Tenri, Nara, Japan｜Tenkaippin

I ate as much as I could. As expected, the astragalus didn't stand out, but I was satisfied with the thickness of the soup. Even when I added table-top pepper and miso, the rich taste didn't change (lol).

I went to Tenkaichippin for the first time in a while. I ordered the Tianjin rice set. It was Golden Week on this day, so there were quite a few riders. The taste of kotteri ramen was so strong. The staff was very friendly and I would like to come back every other month as a treat. It seems that you can use PayPay, Rakuten Pay, credit card, and cash.

I love Tenkaichippin's rich ramen. I use this store often because it always has a stable taste. (Depending on the store, the thickness of the soup may vary.) There are counters and tables, so you can have your food served quickly without having to wait. Today, I topped it with a boiled egg like a rich ramen. My child ordered a large bowl without green onions. Garlic is a condiment, so it changes the taste of the ramen, so I tried it with garlic once and didn't like it, so I've always left it without since then. Tenkaichippin doesn't come with substitutes, so if you want to eat a lot, please order a large portion from the beginning. Previously, when we lined up in the morning to eat the 50th anniversary limited edition super rich ramen, the manager was very nice to us. When I started lining up an hour and a half before the store opened, someone came out to take my name and asked me to wait in my car. This was helpful as it was a cold season. When we left after finishing our meal, he greeted us with a humble and kind smile and said, ``Thank you for coming so early in the morning.'' As I was talking to other customers who were lining up with me, I found that Tenkaichippin is a flavor that makes me want to eat it sometimes and want to eat it again.