Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan｜Mokotanmennakamoto Hashimoto

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👀 I've been thinking about eating it for a long time because I was worried about it in the media. Coco is amazing. It's super spicy, but it's a wonder that you can feel the umami properly. I wonder why? If it's just spicy, I can't drink the soup, but it's a wonder. My psychiatrist told me that eating spicy food and sweating would be much healthier than trying to stabilize my mind with strange medicine, but I thought that might be the case, but when something painful happens, it's painful. When I want to eat spicy food, I usually go here. By the way, no cameras allowed. I snuck it out of the folder. Five vegetables are recommended. 🥕 By the way, if you eat spicy ramen while eating lunch, there is a high probability that you will choke. please note. 👀

This is Nakamoto in my hometown Hashimoto. They don't have much of a limited menu, but this time they had Arctic Spring, so I stopped by on the way home. Mild and delicious. The spiciness is 9, but the experience was about 7. I served it with a raw egg and ate it with it like sukiyaki. It's a little far from the station, but it's better that it's less crowded than Shinjuku. I've been here a few times, but I feel like the North Pole is a little spicier than other restaurants. (I don't mean that in a bad way.) I stopped by because there was an Arctic Summer limited edition on July 13th. The spiciness was milder than at the North Pole, and the summer vegetables were delicious. I got raw eggs with an app coupon. Beat a raw egg in a small bowl and dip the noodles in it to make a nice rest for your chopsticks. There doesn't seem to be a parking lot, so please use the nearby coin parking. The parking lot in front of me seemed to be that of another store, and other customers were warned by the store staff.