Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan｜麺処明日香

I ended up working nearby, so I went there for lunch for about three years, from 2018 to 2021. The store was renovated in February 2021, with bright colors both inside and outside. I think it's easy to get into even for first-timers. The menu is centered around ramen, with many set menus available for lunch. The taste is like that of a popular set meal restaurant, and it's not like you'll be completely satisfied after eating just one bowl.It's the kind of restaurant where you can go every week to try a variety of menu items for lunch. The ramen in the set is called ``kake ramen,'' and the ramen without any toppings is combined to make it very filling. You can also order individual items from the donburi menu, giving you a lot of flexibility. For those who want to eat a lot, we recommend the mega bowl set. If you choose the extra amount of noodles for Kake Ramen, you can eat your fill for just 1,000 yen. If you're a regular, you can make a custom order, such as a special order if you don't have enough, so you can adjust it depending on how hungry you are that day. I'm always satisfied with the mega bowl set! ! Thank you, General.

I used Ubereats about once a week. The decorative hanpen that sometimes comes in? It was cute. I have a baby and it's hard to shop in these times, so having a well-balanced lunch box was a big help. I especially kept eating fried foods, which are a hassle to prepare and clean up at home. It's the same amount as the store, and both women and men will be satisfied with just one serving. When I visited the store, I started ordering the mapo set, thinking it was a set of mapo bowl, soup, and salad. I changed my choice after realizing that it was a set of mapo bowl and ramen. lol It seems like most sets come with ramen as standard. Although it is described as having a light flavor, I think it is a natural flavor that is gentle on the body and does not match the characteristics of the popular ramen. Maybe it hasn't changed. On the walls of the shop, there were many posters of junior high schools accepting work experience students. I guess this was a project they were helping out with for free, so it was heartwarming to get a sense of the personalities of the couple who run the business. I'm very disappointed that I moved far away and didn't have the opportunity to use it anymore. If you happen to pass by Kawasaki someday, this is a store you'll want to visit as a souvenir, even if it's a bit of a detour.

A ramen shop that I used to frequent when I first moved to Tokyo. The high calorie and voluminous taste suits me well, and I still go there when I come to Musashi Nakahara for a business trip.