Hannan, Osaka, Japan｜らーめん吉兆夢

Wonderful Ramen. Visting family when we ran in here for a quick bite. Ramen was delivered hot, fast and delicious. Loved it so much returned a few days later for another bowl. Be sure to add the dumplings they were wonderful. The waitress/owner was attentive and sweet.

Just in time for lunch, I searched for a ramen shop in the area and found this Kitchomu. When I arrived 10 minutes after opening, the parking lot was already almost full. The signboard says "superb tonkotsu ramen", and I entered the store with half expectation and half anxiety. Unfortunately, it seems that you can't order char siu noodles and rice bowls on the day you come, so ask for normal white pork bones (thick thick noodles) + dumplings and rice at lunchtime. First, take a sip of the soup, then take another sip of the sweet tonkotsu soup, and then take another sip. Roasted char siu is also delicious, and surely those who know it will order char siu noodles and rice bowls. I was surprised to see that the gyoza was not something that usually comes out at lunchtime, but a proper serving of gyoza. And very delicious dumplings. A lucky dream that lunch time is very profitable, regardless of weekdays and holidays. Is it too good for the store side? I was a little worried. Next, right after the store opened, char siu noodles + gyoza + small rice.

There is a parking lot. The lady in the hall is friendly and works hard, but it takes time after ordering. Please wait patiently until you pass by as there are times when you can't hear when you order. I ordered black pork bone rich thin noodles, lunch dumplings, and thick noodle replacement balls. Wait time was about 10 minutes after ordering. The black pork bones had no smell at all, and the noodles had no wheat smell, but the pork bones were strong and delicious. Personally, I prefer thin noodles, but I think the thick tonkotsu ramen is also fresh. Lunch gyoza is 150 yen, but it contains solid ingredients and 5 more. It was a monster of cospa. It seems that you can't just order gyoza, but if you eat ramen, please try it.