Shizuoka, Japan｜SHIGENO（JapaneseNoodle&OmeletteRice）

A stylish omelet rice restaurant nestled in a beautiful port town ✨ I came here for the ramen 🍜 The owner is very conscientious and smiling. Are you a gentleman and a nice person?♪😄 *Ramen seems to be available only in the early morning and not at lunch. When you enter the store, there is no ticket vending machine, so you will be guided to your seat and wait for your ramen. There is only one type of ramen, and it is prepared that day in front of the store. There's a pop-up on it to tell you what kind of ramen it is. *You can also check what kind of ramen is available on Instagram etc. in advance. Superb ramen made by the owner. Every noodle is exquisite. I almost always order aedama🤤😋♪ There are many types of ramen with dried sardines, but sardines come in both light and rich flavors, both of which are recommended. Mysterious dried sardines soup with no bitterness😯 It's full of flavor😂🥰 Italian food that sometimes uses herbs, etc. There is also a separate ramen. Personally, the tanrei wonton salted dried sardines were the best ❤️ *If it comes with rice, you can also add it to the soup at the end to make risotto. (Please note that sometimes there is no rice available) Ramen is generally 1000 yen to 1200 yen. The dressing ball was 400 yen. I am always very satisfied with the exquisite ramen made with great skill ❤👍😋 There is Hirono Park nearby, so the beautiful park by the sea is also perfect for a walk ✨

This omelet rice specialty store is located on the first floor of Mochimune Yokocho in front of Mochimune Fishing Port. Even though it's called omelet rice, it's not a Torofuwa standard, but rather a special five-grain rice wrapped in an egg in the middle of a large plate? It was a slightly different-dimensional omelet rice for me, with the sauce surrounding it. Enter the entrance of the alley and it's on the right side. There was someone waiting, so I lined up at the back, but it seems like the rule is that you go in first and buy a ticket from the ticket vending machine right after you enter the entrance, and then wait. I kept repeating it. Please be careful. I was able to pay with PayPay, but I couldn't make the payment and order without speaking to the store clerk. There are only 6 seats at the counter, so you should be prepared to wait in line during lunch. I was particular about the ingredients used for the sauce, and my wife and I enjoyed the meat and curry flavor. It was very delicious. The portion was plenty for an elderly couple. I would like to visit again.

Morning Ramen at Mochimune Port The menu seems to change weekly This time it comes with Italian ramen + risotto. There are 6 seats at the counter, so there may be a pattern to wait. Satisfied with feeling rich from the morning