Adachi City, Tokyo, Japan｜Seiya Gotanno

I've eaten a lot of ramen in Tokyo and i think this is up there with the best of them! Luckily i live nearby so i can try it frequently #bigramanrolypoly

Seiya Special ￥1350 Large ¥150 Large rice¥120 It is a ramen shop with the strongest cost performance. Although it is a chain store, the ramen is made from pork bones. The taste is also stable, and it is a taste that makes you want to come again. You can choose thin noodles, thick noodles, and the strength of the flavor. Grated ginger, garlic, and bean sauce on the table are also free. The store doesn't have much of a pork bone smell, but since it's burned in the store, expectations will increase at the cooking stage. The soup seems to be a family lineage, and it feels like a little soy sauce is in front. Plenty of chicken oil and rich pork bone soup is thick but not stinky and delicious. I personally like the taste. The char siu is small and the thickness is normal. Soft shoulder loin that crumbles when held with chopsticks. It had a soft and fluffy texture. A lot of spinach. It was well warmed up. I was a little tired, but it's worth eating. The seaweed is large and has a fine texture, and the thickness is normal. It was strong even when dipped in soup. The flavor was good too. A small amount of scallions for condiments are pre-inserted and cut into rounds of the green part. This group is also open until midnight, so it's convenient. the second one Seiya set¥780 Large ¥150 is a photo of

postscript Prices will increase from September 2023. Still cheaper than other ramen shops in the area. postscript I admire the attitude of stubbornly sticking to 550 yen in the storm of price increases everywhere. I noticed this when visiting other stores. postscript Miso ramen 600 yen thin noodles The taste of miso is also strong here, and the smell of the family has completely disappeared. Good for people who don't like smells. The toppings are changed to boiled eggs, green onions, bamboo shoots, and char siu. I like it, but I think thicker noodles are better for this. Ramen 550 yen (tax included) + Kaedama 100 yen (tax included, thin noodles only) Seiya stands out from other families in terms of price, taste, type of noodles, etc. The price of 550 yen is by far the best value for money among ramen specialty shops around here. Free rice until 5pm. They won't ask for free rice, so please ask for it yourself. The taste is salty with the pork bone and chicken bones and strong soy sauce, but since you can order thin noodles, it blends well and is delicious. Thin noodles are always my choice. When ordering a substitute egg, we recommend using different flavors such as garlic or bean sauce. I can't say the store is clean, but at this price I don't mind at all.