Osaka, Japan｜麺屋一稀

Near the station, where Ken-chan Ramen used to be. This is Okamoto Tanmen now. Tanmen single item is extremely cheap. Plenty of toppings too I ordered fried chicken, but there was more than I expected. It was delicious😌 The manager seems like a really nice guy and I want to go there again. There is only a counter inside the store. There is a ticket vending machine near the store entrance. There is no parking lot as there is a store below the apartment. You can park in the 100 yen parking lot next door, and a parking fee will be charged.

Second visit The soup tastes delicious, and the noodles aren't bad either. The cost performance is good and the atmosphere of the store is also good. If it's not crowded, it's a repeat. Last time, the outside touch panel was written in English and there were some parts that were a little worrisome, but there were improvements in quite a few details. I don't really agree with the idea that something good might happen if you finish the soup because it doesn't benefit the customer or the store...

It was my third visit. Starting this time, the new format has been changed to purchasing tickets in advance using a ticket machine. Even though it had just opened, it filled up quickly and I thought it was as popular as ever. The vegetable-filled tanmen is topped with so much cabbage that you can't even see the noodles, and the texture is addictive. The noodles and soup went well together and were extremely delicious. I will go again (^-^*)