Izumi, Osaka, Japan｜Kappa Ramen Hompo

lip-smacking good ramen

On New Year's Eve, I had a series of emergency cases and emergency surgeries, so I didn't have time to eat for a whole day because I didn't have to stop seeing patients, so I finally came here at 2 a.m. (New Year's Day). It's really helpful to be able to see each other from this time on New Year's Day. I was so hungry that I didn't know what to do. It's about an 11-minute walk from the west exit of Kita-Shinda Station on the JR Hanwa Line. (536m from Kitashinda Station) There is the second Hanwa National Highway (along National Route 26), just a little south of the Sakai-Senboku Toll Road. It is located near the Kuzunoha-cho intersection along the Daini Hanwa Road (Route 26). The landmark is the large signboard that says Kappa Ramen. This shop is a branch of a ramen shop whose main branch is in Sennichimae-mae, Minami, Osaka. Looking at the website, it seems that the seasoning is slightly different depending on the store. This area is a competitive ramen area with Fukuchan Ramen and Tenkaichippin, but there are overwhelmingly more customers here. This place doesn't seem to have lasted very long, with ramen shops opening and closing, but it seems like it's becoming quite popular this time around. Free parking is available right next to the store. While there are many ramen restaurants that are non-smoking these days, this one allows smoking everywhere, so there are quite a few smokers here. If you don't like cigarette smoke, you might not like it. Senshu is a place where festivals (such as the Danjiri Festival) are popular, especially in Kishiwada, and there are many towels and posters of the Youth League on display inside the store. The choices are as follows. The hardness of the noodles (firm to soft) and the thickness of the soup (light or thick). Char siu type (rich pork belly pork, light shoulder roast pork) In the past, the free substitute balls service was only available on weekdays, but now it is free anytime. There is also a garlic crusher and free kimchi provided. Raw garlic, fried garlic, kimchi, extra egg...free The noodles are relatively thin, so you can eat them easily. There's a bit of a beast smell, but thanks to the thin noodles, the smell isn't too strong. (But people who are not good at it may not like it) When you buy a meal ticket, a staff member will guide you to your seat. Complete your order by telling them the thickness of the soup, the hardness of the noodles, and the type of chashu. After a while, the staff will bring the ramen to your seat. Personally, I think it's delicious. Business hours are 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. the next day. is. For people like us who work until midnight, being open until 5am is really helpful. Moreover, it is open all year round until the end of the year and New Year holidays. I think this store is really for medical professionals like us lol.

This is an irresistible restaurant for garlic and pork bone lovers. Kimchi and fried garlic are all-you-can-eat for free, and it's also good that extra eggs are only 100 yen.