Mori, Shizuoka, Japan｜長坂本店

My mother is running it alone. I don't have time to come take orders or bring cold drinks. No matter what I did, I couldn't even afford to put out the noren. If there's a seat available, I sit down, check on my mom, and then go to the mom in the kitchen and give her my order. After eating, I put the dishes away on the counter. If you don't understand this kind of thing, don't go. In these days of big price hikes, this is the only place where you can still find the kind prices of the late Showa era. The ramen has a soy sauce flavor with a slight ginger scent. The seasoning of the chashu is delicious. Traditional ramen that is different from the latest trends. Moms may seem blunt, but that's just because they're busy. She is a very kind and gentle mother.

I've been to the store several times and it's not on the menu, but the char siu noodles have a strong flavor (many other people also ordered the strong flavor) ➕ 200 yen? is recommended. You can also make a large portion. It's delicious, with a dark, clear, traditional strong soy sauce soup and soft, flavorful chashu pork. I paid at the counter by telling them the menu I had ordered. Pork cutlet on rice? Oyakodon? seemed to be popular as well. Most of the time, the mother is managing the child alone, so please treat her with patience and kindness. I hope you will continue to do well and continue to shop.

It's a small shop in town. My aunt is "one" and manages the shop... so... water is "self". 😅 Ramen ¥500 Pork noodles ¥700 is! ️😄👍