Kizugawa, Kyoto, Japan｜Rai Rai Tei

I've been stopping by for lunch a lot lately. Although the ramen soup varies in thickness and thinness, I am satisfied with my meal.

This is my second visit to the store, and it was quite busy at lunchtime. A boy wearing vinyl gloves was also doing the accounting, and I was curious to see what he would touch next after he touched the money at the cash register. While I was waiting, I was shown the menu and allowed to decide on my order, but while I was concentrating on the menu trying to decide what I wanted to eat, I didn't notice when my number was called. I thought it would be easier for staff and customers to notice if they could write their names on the front with a ballpoint pen, starting from the top, like the king. Next, when ordering ramen, there is no repeating the order. Reiteration of order confirmation when serving ramen was also insufficient. I went to eat ramen this time, and although the taste of the ramen, the cooking time, and the customer service were good, I had a lot of other requests instead of being dissatisfied. Next, I ate salt ramen, so I'll add a photo. A tablet for ordering was installed in the store. I felt that it was easy to use and convenient, just like a conveyor belt sushi restaurant.

I go there once a week. I can remember the faces and it's delicious, so I go there every time. The soup made with backfat is really delicious, and I think he always has a great smile. Eating ramen when you're tired always brings back your energy! I think this flavor always makes people smile! It was the most delicious ramen! (I'm speechless) The ramen here is the most delicious in the world, so why not give it a try?