Katsushika City, Tokyo, Japan｜Ramen shop Horikiri shop

I saw martial artist Naoya Ogawa eating jumbo ramen on TV before, and I wanted to eat it, so I went to eat it, but jumbo ramen has been temporarily suspended. So, I ate a special serving 😁 According to Mr. Ogawa's food report, it was surprisingly light and easy to eat, and I drank up the soup and finished it. It was delicious ✨ It was a hustle, a hustle!! ️ The clerk was very kind and very friendly! ️

I stopped by on my way back from Arakawa cycling. I ordered a large bowl of green onion ramen. I arrived around 11am and all the seats were occupied. But an empty seat soon became available. I was told that the price of green onions was soaring, so please refrain from adding more green onions. I also liked that it had the seaweed topping that you would expect from a ramen shop, and a whole flavored egg. Since there are no ramen shops nearby, I think I'll come again.

On the morning of May 20, 2023, I visited for the first time in several years. Green onion ramen (average) costs 950 yen. The prices have gone up overall, but is the basic ramen (average) 800 yen worth it? The proprietress' friendly customer service remained the same. I thought it was saltier than I remembered, but I enjoyed it while adding ramen jang etc. There is a post that the parking lot is no longer available, but the 3 parking spaces in the back are available.