Ota City, Tokyo, Japan｜Korimaru

Exquisite, delicious, heavenly, phenomenal. medai (sea bream) rāmen. Their signature bowl is the ship (salt) rāmen with rich broth, their #1 seller and the dish that earned them a spotlight, rave review in “東京ラーメンWalker２０１８” mook. I have tried that bowl, as well as the salt rāmen with creamy broth and the shoyu (soy sauce) rāmen. The best of the three is the signature bowl with rich broth, though the creamy broth is delightful as well. Clearly a lot of time is spent making the broth from medai stock, and a few chunks of grilled medai top the dish off. Smells and looks wonderful, and tastes every bit as good as it smells and appears. A sensory delight. Phenomenal. Easy five stars!

Nice fish based Ramen. Different then the others. Worth to go

Visited the store after 18:00 on Wednesday. Only 1 customer. When I was about to buy a meal ticket, my wallet contained only 10,000 tickets. When I thought that I had failed, I was told that I could use aupay, which was a great help. There are 4 combinations of soup, light or rich, salt or soy sauce. The recommendation was Tanrei, so I ordered "Salt Tanrei". The scent of fish tickles your nostrils from the moment you make it. "This is dangerous ~" I have a bad feeling. A bowl of rice soon. Char siu is a separate plate. First of all, when you sip the soup, the scent of grilled white fish spreads. Slurp the straight noodles that are a little hard and mix the roasted pork into the soup. I drank all the soup that would be a waste if I left it. And then, "I'd like some thick soy sauce, too."... I said it~😭I couldn't stand it~😭My bad premonition came true~😭 The rich soy sauce is also very delicious, and I drank the soup completely. If you mix pork bones with this, will it be like Musashi? It was a rich soup that I would say. I finished two cups, so I went home by jogging as a warning. I was sweaty. Because of this, I wanted to avoid eating consecutively, but I couldn't stand it ~❤️ I was very satisfied. I have to eat the two sets I didn't eat, and there's also tsukemen. It's a sinful shop.