Edogawa City, Tokyo, Japan｜Hassururamenhonma Shinozakiten

Excellent that ramen

This ramen shop is located a short distance from the Shinozaki Interchange on the Keiyo Road. The area around the store seems to be difficult to park on the street, but there is a ward-run tennis court behind the store, and if you bring your parking ticket for the parking lot there (200 yen/hour), you can get a 100 yen discount. Rich ramen with back fat chacha type. A wide variety of flavors and toppings are available. Plus, it's basically cheap and delicious.

Around 2pm, I stopped by for a late lunch after finishing work. As time was running out, there was only one other customer in the store other than us. In addition to the counter, there are tatami mat seats, so it feels like a ramen bar at night. I have visited the Kameido branch from time to time, but I felt that the ramen was slightly different. Even if you ask me what's different, I can't explain it, so it doesn't bother me at all. Ramen is a style that dominated from the late 1980s to the 1990s, by pouring a pork bone-based soup into a soy sauce-based dish, and finishing with backfat. It's the same with music, but when it comes to things that were popular when you were young, you end up with something that's imprinted on you. I used the coin parking lot next to the tennis court, which is about 100 meters away after entering the road beside the store.If you issue a parking certificate in advance using the coin parking payment machine and present it when paying after the meal, you will receive a parking fee of 100 meters. I received a yen refund. Not only did I have delicious ramen, but I was also very happy with the service.