Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan｜Ramen Shop

It may be because the sense of tone is low, or it may feel diluted depending on the person. But it's usually delicious. The chashu is also soft. However, I can't shake the feeling that it's overpriced, so I don't think I'll visit again. At this price, I would eat the special dish with the side dish. If you increase the water content of the noodles a little and make them thicker, the balance might be better. I wonder if the soup would be easier to line up if it was simmered until it had a more addictive flavor. At this point 5/10

I went there at the request of my husband's favorite restaurant. A small shop with 6 seats at the counter. Payment must be made in advance in cash at the ticket vending machine. I ate miso ramen. I like the taste of the soup. It is said that it is open from early morning (6:00 to 21:00 on weekdays) (6:00 to 24:00 on Saturdays and Sundays)

It is a cash meal ticket method. It seems like the store has only recently opened, but I came here after hearing rumors about it. The soup is 3.9, the noodles are straight from Misawa Foods and are 3.8, the chashu is soft but a little diluted, which is 4.0, and the green onion has a sour taste, which is 4.0.I'm curious to see how it will develop in the future. It's a so-called ordinary rasho. The parking lot is located at the front of the store and up a slight slope behind the store. It says GOOD MORNING.