Nerima City, Tokyo, Japan｜Taishoken Fujimidai

Taishoken is a famous restaurant located along Senkawa Street and only open for lunch. I think this is a wonderful ramen shop that has been very prosperous for many years in this short period of business. At Taishoken, you can feel the unwavering attitude.

This is my first visit. The building has a modest appearance that gives it a good impression. If you don't know the store, you'll probably walk right past it. There were 2 counter seats and 6 table seats inside the store. There aren't many counters. I believe that the most important taste is faithfully inherited from the main store. I ate a large serving of Chinese noodles, and the aroma of dried sardines that rose from the steam after the bowl was served made me feel nostalgic, and I realized that Taishoken is definitely this. It was very delicious.

This was my first visit after 64 years, and there was a spacious counter with 2 seats on the left, and 6 tables with 2 people facing each other on the right. It was after 1:30 on Thursday and there were maybe 6 customers in front of me. It's so comfortable even when pushing the buggy. The menu is the same as usual: 800 yen for a large portion, 120 yen for a large portion, 100 yen for a white onion, and in 10 minutes, garlic and vinegar were added right in front of me, even though I was at work. There are quite a lot of char siu and shinachiku. It's the perfect time. Direct member numbers are posted. There is a poster of the sister store, which makes me feel nostalgic, and I think I'll be going there from now on. This is the taste of General Yamagishi. 50 years ago, I used to go there from Zoshigaya, and I met up again at Nerima Fujimidai.