Numata, Gunma, Japan｜Ayado

A ramen shop along National Route 17 in Numata. It is a colored building that stands out in the quite large parking lot. There are 5 counter seats, 2 table seats, and 3 tatami seats. During coronavirus countermeasures, seats are being thinned out. The ramen is a basic soy sauce ramen with a clear soup. In the old days, it tasted like street food ramen. It has a nice salty taste that you'll want to finish off your drink with. The fried rice has a fluffy finish with a lot of water removed. The saltiness and richness of the chopped pork belly and kamaboko transfers nicely to the rice. As you would expect from a Gunma restaurant, they serve home-made giblets, but as you would expect from a Gunma restaurant. It's quite delicious. It's dry, so it's spicy. It's perfect for people who have a habit of eating shichimi. The offal is simmered until tender, and has a slightly sweet and rich taste, making it a very high-quality dish. I think it's on par with a certain famous motsuni restaurant nearby. Personally, I prefer this one. Ramen prices are cheap and there are set menus. You can change the set ramen to other ramen for an additional fee. If you're feeling hungry around here, this is a restaurant you'll want to stop by for a quick bite to eat. When leaving the parking lot, cars coming from the Niigata area are going very fast on the way down, so it's best to look carefully before leaving.

I ordered the Soy Sauce Ramen Offal Boiled Set. I've been here several times, but it's always closed, so today I finally got to meet them on a business day. The ramen is so light that you can drink up the soup. Boiled offal is a little spicy, but it is soft and has a mild taste. It also goes great with rice.

I eat shoyu ramen and gyoza every time. It's delicious. The pork noodles are also delicious. The sauce cutlet is also delicious (☆∀☆)