Nara, Japan｜Baikoken Nara

I think their signature dish is miso ramen, which I ordered the classic one(the photo is miso ramen with vegetables) . It's sooo delicious especially miso ramen is not as common as other types of soup base around here. Highly recommended and be reminded the size of ramen here is slightly larger than other ramen restaurants, and I barely finished it!

I ate salt ramen. It was quite empty. The char siu was huge, soft and delicious. Menma was also thick. One bowl was enough to fill me up. If I come next time, I would like to try a different flavor. The noodles were soft, so next time I will try to say hard.

Prices subject to revision. In Nara City, go to Asahikawa Ramen ``Baikoken'' located at Shin-Omiya Station. I wanted to try and compare soy sauce, miso, and salt, so I decided against it. A store that leaves you satisfied no matter when you visit. The soy sauce tastes like dried sardines, and the salt has a gentle taste, probably from scallops. Is the miso spicy with burnt garlic? It's just a random imagination. As expected, everything is delicious. A bowl of authentic Asahikawa ramen in Nara that will touch your heart. It may be best to add salt, soy sauce, and miso in that order. The miso is only bean sprouts, not char siu, so char siu might be a good topping. Today I'm attaching the salted pork char siu ¥1,050 menu. #baikoken 7-2-41 Omiyacho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture 630-8115