Setagaya City, Tokyo, Japan｜Makoto-ya Kyōdō

Always great food and service :)

A delicious ramen shop near the station on the west side of Kyodo Station. Due to the recent situation, the price has increased by about 100 yen, but I still think that the price range is modest and cost performance is good. The inside of the store is small and there are not many seats, but there is plenty of room on the back side of the seats, so it doesn't feel cramped. It seems to be a one-off operation by the owner, but there are 9 variations of noodles, so you can enjoy various tastes. Ordered tsukemen. Soup with a slightly sour taste. The noodles are thick and have a chewy texture. If you add a little garlic on the table in the second half, it will change the taste of the richness, so it is recommended. The impression is that it is loved and crowded by regulars in the neighborhood, so if you are not good at it, it is better to visit during the free time.

delicious! The best! Well, it's a good store. Although reviews may be divided, there is no one who doesn't like this restaurant. It's run by a friendly old man and is located in a residential area a little far from the station. First of all, the 200 yen char siu bowl is a must-have. Lots of carefully simmered chashu. Delicious half-rice with plenty of broth, just like gyudon. 200 yen is the happiest. The ramen itself also has chashu on it and is very delicious. It tastes like it's home-made. The soup is also home-cooked and delicious. Something that makes me happy. The noodles feel like they're ready-made, so if you're a fan of that type of food, your rating might be a little lower, but it doesn't feel like that kind of restaurant. Defo ramen is 700 yen. This feels good too. I ordered the dried sardine ramen for 800 yen. Delicious ramen with a home-made feel. It was a dining experience that you won't find at major restaurants, and it felt like I was back at home. It's a good shop. Thank you for the meal! It was delicious!