Fukuyama, Hiroshima, Japan｜Tonton Higashionomichi

I used it when driving. I had the chashu men. The pork bone soup was very delicious without being addictive. The noodles are short and thin, and you will be asked about the hardness when ordering. The chashu is large and thinly sliced ​​and very soft, making it recommended for chashu lovers. On the table are garlic, mustard mustard greens, sesame, pickled ginger, pepper, and ramen sauce, so you can adjust the flavor if you want to change the flavor or use extra ingredients. Water is self-service. You will also be asked for the hardness of the substitute noodles, so you can order according to your preference. I had a pleasant meal with courteous customer service.

This is my second visit today. I ate char siu noodles, but pork bone ramen is also delicious. I want to go eat again

I've been to this Tonton in Kurashiki before, but it's a chain store, so naturally it tastes the same. I think women like the mellow tonkotsu, which does not have an orthodox smell. The taste is a little thin, so the soup will be more delicious if you add takana to make it a little spicy. Kae-dama is reasonable at 100 yen, and the amount is quite large. Ramen is 650 yen and Kaedama is 100 yen, and even adults will be full. The char siu was cut thinly, but the taste of pork was strong and I felt it was delicious.