Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan｜Nanashi

Tastes good but not spicy.

The yuzu tsukemen is the best! Get it hot, with the noodles warmed up as well. If you don't speak japanese, just say ''yuzu tsukemen, atsui, kudasai.''

It is located in a very convenient location, about 2 minutes on foot from Kashimada Station on the JR Nambu Line. Although it is a pork bone-based ramen, it is very easy to eat, with no odor or harshness, and not too heavy. Recommended for women! I think. The standard tonkotsu ramen is also delicious, but what makes me want to repeat is that they serve limited noodles according to the season. The summer-only “Whole Tomato Chilled Tsukemen” is medium-thick noodles topped with tomato falci and cucumber. The soup is red and looks like tomato. Rich tomato-based soup and springy al dente noodles. I can only think that I am already eating tomato soup pasta. If you eat it with char siu or cheese, it's completely Italian. This is no longer a category of ramen or tsukemen. I mean, it's already a work of art, it's art, it's art. It is a ramen shop that is fun to repeat.