Kita City, Tokyo, Japan｜會津・喜多方ら～めん愛絆（すずな）

I went to drink Fukushima sake with the introduction of a local. We enjoyed delicious horsemeat sashimi, sashimi, and a wide variety of sake brands from Aizu, the holy land of Japanese sake. I'm not a sake drinker, but Aizu's sake is delicious. Take a lot of softening water, and if you can have shime ramen, you will be refreshed the next day. I've been addicted to Aizu sake at a ramen shop, and I've been coming every month for the third time.

I had Yamashio Ramen and Kitakata Ramen. Yamashio ramen has a gentle soup with almost no salt, and it has an addictive taste with a slight sweetness. delicious. The toppings of pork, menma, naruto, and green onions all play their roles to the fullest. The thick, curly noodles are very filling. The soy sauce ramen is a simple yet delicious dish with a sense of depth that you can't stop eating with your chopsticks. It was a good restaurant where you could experience the high potential of Kitakata ramen. Another big plus is that the store is spacious and clean, so you can bring your kids along.

Kitakata ramen specialty stores are operated by Sakauchi or chain stores, but this is the only one in Jujo called Suzuna (Aikizuna). Ingredients and sake specific to Fukushima First, 3 snacks and beer Unfortunately beer is not compulsory for adults, but it is reasonably priced. Next up is a sake comparison and Iwaki City specialty soft-fried tofu kamaboko. A little sweet kamaboko It came with ginger, but I think wasabi would be better for me. Comparing drinks is quite cost effective. There are about 6 types of drinks to compare and it looks like it will be a lot of fun. Finish with Kitakata Ramen Soy Sauce The noodles are chewy and the soup is hot. It was the best The amount is just right even after drinking it. However, it might be better to add a side of rice, which is a bit unsatisfying with just ramen. Now I'm interested in horse sashimi This is something that Japanese sake lovers will enjoy quite a lot.