Himeji, Hyogo, Japan｜Hamasaki Aboshi branch

I visited for lunch. There are about 3 parking spaces on the opposite side of the road in front of the store. The inside of the restaurant is small, with just six counter seats and one table for two people. In the so-called open kitchen in front of the counter, the chef was skillfully handling orders in one go. This time I ordered Kyushu ramen (400 yen) and fried rice (450 yen). Is the soup pork bone soy sauce? It has a dark brown color and a sweet taste, probably because they use Kyushu's Ukuchi soy sauce. What's especially noteworthy is that although the price of 400 yen per bowl is surprising, it contains all the ingredients that are familiar to ramen. It also contains lots of thickly cooked pork belly braised meat. This is it. “No matter how you look at it, the pricing is strange.” After the fried rice is ordered, the chef chops the onions and generously adds ingredients such as eggs, carrots, and pork scraps. And, perhaps because mirin is used as a finishing touch, it has a sweet flavor similar to ramen. Although it is moist, the rice grains stand firm and are very delicious. The customer next door was also eating stir-fried vegetables that looked delicious. If you order anything rice (200 yen), it will also come with miso and pickled vegetables, so next time I thought I might try the combination of the single item and rice. General, I'm going to eat again. Thank you for the meal.

It's an old-fashioned Chinese restaurant. The inside of the store looks just like it used to, with old posters plastered all over the place. The price is very reasonable and the volume is huge. The Champon was large and the vegetables were fragrant and delicious. It was lunchtime so it was busy with customers coming in all the time. As written elsewhere, it doesn't feel like the cleaning is thorough, but I was just fine, but if you are concerned, you should go to Osho. It was a valuable Chinese restaurant with a nostalgic feel.

I went with my family of 3. We had Kyushu ramen, chashu ramen, and gyoza! It was really delicious. The atmosphere seems to be divided into likes and dislikes, but I think people who like it will like it! I wanted to go again. It's a feast!